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Not really. If what model it was trained on was represented properly in the instruction tuning dataset then they'll consistently identify themselves. But it's n
by famouswaffles 4y ago
Not really. If what model it was trained on was represented properly in the instruction tuning dataset then they'll consistently identify themselves. But it's not a given that that was the case for bard.
- execveat 4y agoIt seems that Bard's version is only specified in the prompt, and it doesn't have a strong sense of identity. For me it's pretty reliable: 1. ask it what PaLM 2 is (to pollute the context) 2. ask it whether it's based on PaLM 2 (it will tell you - yes, sure)