> How do you provoke a model into being wacky, challenging, and innovative?
Are those the typical qualities of the educated…?
I can’t put my finger on it, but I think the intellectually challenging part is at the heart of the matter. A wily person can talk their way through a debate by saying things that sound compelling. An educated person has more ability to reason: they can challenge you when they know they are right, and explain why you are wrong.
It’s the difference between bluffing and sincerity, or dishonesty and truthfulness. Current LLMs are confident liars.
*…are often confidently incorrect
Re:What if AGI is not coming?
by throwaway2037 on Thursday March 07, 2024 @02:36AM
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> we’ll accelerate not a slide into the singularity but a slide into inane banality
Half joking response: Have you looked at all the SEO garbage than any Google search produces these days? We are already in the great age of "inane banality".
Re:What if AGI is not coming?
by imtringued on Thursday March 07, 2024 @02:45AM
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I told it to be unfriendly and use black humour. It certainly is wacky, especially with that TTS voice. Running this locally made me realize that OpenAI's ChatGPT is way too uptight and the personality is way too bland. The LLM can already whip out "smooth talk" faster than me.
Re:What if AGI is not coming?
by throwaway48r7r on Thursday March 07, 2024 @02:13AM
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This is exactly what's happening.
How do you provoke a model into being wacky, challenging, and innovative?