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> given the limited actions that can actually be taken by most deployed LLMs Did you miss that Auto-GPT[0], a library for making GPT-4 and other LLMs fully aut
by MacsHeadroom 4y ago
> given the limited actions that can actually be taken by most deployed LLMs
Did you miss that Auto-GPT[0], a library for making GPT-4 and other LLMs fully autonomous, was the most popular repository in the world yesterday? The same is having 1,000 line of code a week added to itself by GPT-4.
Thanks to accessibility features, you can do virtually anything with pure text. Which means GPT-4 can do virtually anything with a self-referential loop to keep it going until it achieves some given goal(s).
[0] https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/ https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT/
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- michaelmior 4y agoI did miss it, and it does seem very interesting, but I think saying it makes GPT-4 "fully autonomous" is a bit of a stretch.
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- MacsHeadroom 4y ago>I think saying it makes GPT-4 "fully autonomous" is a bit of a stretch. Auto-GPT does not request any feedback while pursuing a goal you've defined for it in perpetual mode. If it can't accomplish the goal it will attempt to forever (or until your credit card is maxed out, assuming it isn't using a free offline model like LLaMA). It can perform GET AND POST requests on the web (unlike OpenAI's browser plugin, which only performs GET requests) and can run software in a bash prompt using langchain. So I do not think it is a stretch to call it fully autonomous. It can do essentially anything anyone logged into a linux text terminal can do, all without ever pausing for permission or feedback.