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I'm not sure if you're only asking about specifics or you have a broader concern, but even if you build such a model, it wouldn't make any difference for cases
by skilled 4y ago
I'm not sure if you're only asking about specifics or you have a broader concern, but even if you build such a model, it wouldn't make any difference for cases where some kind of "gain" is involved. Be it financial, educational, etc.
We're looking at a model that is able to parse the Web (but likely not all of it) and perform human-like actions on that information, and soon enough we'll have it work just like Stable Diffusion where you can specify a distinct style you'd like to have the output in.
So, in such a case, it doesn't matter if the model can be detected or not, because if the information has value - the person who is asking and working with that information will find a way to make it unique. All he needs is the blueprint and the scaffolding, and the rest can be easily personalized.
And people who don't know how to do that will be out of luck, because the model you're asking about will be able to detect it easily. And at the same time, it won't matter because those people never had a chance in the first place.
I don't know, maybe I am just rambling random thoughts at this point but that's how I see it as far as looking at it from a broader perspective goes.
- lukeck 4y agoIf you ask it, it says it can’t search the web and only works with the data it knows about. You can already ask it to provide responses “in the style of.”
- skilled 4y agoWhen I said parse, I meant it can take the data it already has. It is still very average for "in the style of" prompts. I think you must have assumed that I haven't used it yet, and if that is the case - I have.
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