4 ms·
I'm not sure why it can't go check. I've tried to play with prompts like "if you're not sure, respond with a Google search query instead, and I'll paste the top
by sterlind 4y ago
I'm not sure why it can't go check. I've tried to play with prompts like "if you're not sure, respond with a Google search query instead, and I'll paste the top result."
it feels like these language models could be a lot smaller if they knew how to Google like us.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- pleb_nz 4y agoWhat if you don't use Google...
- Glant 4y agoI don't know much about AI, but does it know that it doesn't know something? Like would it be able to tell that it's unsure or even wrong?
- whimsicalism 4y agoKnowing is a human construct for a set of interactions in our brain, so I am not sure it is meaningful to ask if a LLM "knows" something. Do the atoms that comprise our brain "know" or do they "interact"?
- kordlessagain 4y agoIt helps a bit, but isn’t perfect by any means. What is most useful is it keeps it on topic when it has a document in mind. Relevant: I took Solr, Selenium and GPT3 and mushed ‘em together.
- a_shovel 4y agoBecause it wouldn't know to check. An AI being right is just when the output of one of its roleplaying sessions is a true statement. AIs can have a version of "confidence", but it's not how true it thinks its statements are, it's how well it thinks it's role-playing.