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Bingo. These are very 'human' tasks. As others have said elsewhere, the issue remains accuracy. I wish every response comes with an accurate estimation of how
by jack_riminton 4y ago
Bingo. These are very 'human' tasks.
As others have said elsewhere, the issue remains accuracy. I wish every response comes with an accurate estimation of how true the answer is, because at the moment it gives wrong answers as confidently as right ones.
- 1attice 4y agoSo the thing is, giving wrong answers with confidence is literally what we train students to do when they are unsure. I can remember my GRE coach telling me that it was better to confidently choose an answer I only had 50% confidence in, rather than punt on the entire question. AIs hallucinate because, statistically, it is 'rewarding' for them to do so. (In RLHF)