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There's a much similar way to get to the same destination as the author: > If it can't surprise you, it's not intelligent > If it can surprise you, it can do
by ineptech 4y ago
There's a much similar way to get to the same destination as the author:
> If it can't surprise you, it's not intelligent
> If it can surprise you, it can do so negatively
Ergo, the only way to keep your AI from producing a surprising-in-a-bad-way output is to make it too dumb to surprise you at all. In practice, I feel like this means a lot of domain specific training, e.g. an airline-ticket-booking chatbot that is not a general-purpose chatbot who specializes in booking airline tickets, but rather a bespoke chatbot that can't do anything else.
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- ilaksh 4y agoThey are at 4000 tokens.. or is it 8000 now? That alone without training is enough to handle many specific use cases without further training. The OpenAI API doesn't have an option to forget a bunch of stuff though so I doubt it's practical to saturate the existing model enough with a specific task that it forgets. I agree with you but it doesn't seem like people are going to do that.