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While I appreciate findings like this it feels more like alchemy than science. "Oh, we found this prompt X and it works better than prompt Y but pretty likely t
by beernet 4y ago
While I appreciate findings like this it feels more like alchemy than science. "Oh, we found this prompt X and it works better than prompt Y but pretty likely there is at least one prompt Z which we don't know yet that works even better". In addition to this, benchmark evaluation data sets are cool and everything but they represent real world LM application environments to a very limited extent only.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 4y ago> it feels more like alchemy than science. I’d say it feels more like science than engineering to capture the same idea. The whole point is that we don’t know how it all works yet, hence the science.