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> If left unprompted, they just sit there like a toy train that has been switched off. This is entirely fair, but how about a hypothetical where one gets to p
by Kamq 4y ago
> If left unprompted, they just sit there like a toy train that has been switched off.
This is entirely fair, but how about a hypothetical where one gets to prompt itself? Or, possibly more likely, two models are allowed to invoke each other?
- pfisherman 4y agoThe same thing that happens when you let Stockfish play itself or another chess bot. Except instead of trying to win a game, the objective is to append text with more characters. In fact stockfish and alpha zero can be thought of as appending chess moves to a sequence by sampling from the space of legal moves by sampling from some policy. No one thinks stockfish is alive or worries that it will break out and start WW3.