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OK, let's play with the analogy of Type I vs II thinking, and we apply our understanding of the transformer architecture. If we directly ask ChatGPT to decode t
by CGamesPlay 4y ago
OK, let's play with the analogy of Type I vs II thinking, and we apply our understanding of the transformer architecture. If we directly ask ChatGPT to decode the text, it is relying on its Type I system. That is, it never has any internal thinking about the question. The only place to inject "internal thinking" into the transformer is to allow it to ponder upon its previous output. The following prompt correctly answers the original question:
> Print the substitution table for ROT-13. Then decode the following text: jul qvq gur puvpxra gur ebnq?
- dragonwriter 4y agoSo, to approximate this, we’d perhaps want a separate, integrated model that took a prompt from the user and, instead of generating a response, returned an enhanced prompt, which is what is then passed to the “main” model for a response.