Re:Internal representations of LLMs encode information about...
by anon291 on Thursday October 31, 2024 @01:51AM
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I would agree with you. In general, humans have still not resolved any certain theory of knowledge for ourselves! How can we expect a machine to do that then?
In reality humans are wrong basically most of the time. Especially when you go off a humans immediate reaction to a problem which is what we force LLMs to do (unless you're using chain of thought or pause tokens).
That being said there still is a notion of truthfulness because LLMs can also be made to deceive in which case they 'know' to act deceptively.
In reality humans are wrong basically most of the time. Especially when you go off a humans immediate reaction to a problem which is what we force LLMs to do (unless you're using chain of thought or pause tokens).
That being said there still is a notion of truthfulness because LLMs can also be made to deceive in which case they 'know' to act deceptively.