Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by TazeTSchnitzel on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:46AM
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There's a million categories of problem you could ask an LLM to try to solve. You'd need a million solvers…
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Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by gurleen_s on Friday April 21, 2023 @11:14AM
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This seems like a pretty good thing. The model’s ability to detect _which_ solver to use is the killer feature.
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by underlines on Friday April 21, 2023 @11:43AM
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you mean huggingGPT?
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by iudqnolq on Friday April 21, 2023 @04:53PM
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Why is that a killer feature? Humans are quite good at asking different people different questions. If I need to do a simple math problem I'll just prefix "calculate" and pop it into Google, whereas if I want an intro to a named thing I'll prefix "wikipedia". That's not hard.
GPT is quite useful, but not because it solves the problem of "I don't know where the question I have is answerable by a calculator"
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by wds on Friday April 21, 2023 @11:05AM
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If you used some sort of plugin system, you could just make a solver for your specific task and drop it in. Doesn't ChatGPT Plus do this now?
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by Tostino on Friday April 21, 2023 @11:11AM
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It's behind a waitlist.
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by flangola7 on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:55AM
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OpenAI plugins can connect with a growing number of things. Zapier is one, which is already several thousand functions.
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by samstave on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:59AM
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Can you give some example recipes?
Re:SafeGPT: New tool to detect LLMs' hallucinations, biases ...
by BoorishBears on Friday April 21, 2023 @02:47PM
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Most obvious one is Wolfram, it passes most math to Wolfram