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If I run a model like LLaMA locally would it be subject to the same restrictions? In other words is the safety baked into the model or a separate step separate

• itsiadam 3y ago
  Both approaches are valid, but I would hope they are using a separate model to validate responses, rather than crippling the base model(s). In OpenAI's case, we don't know for sure, but it seems like a combination of both, resulting in lower quality responses overall. I imagine LLaMA was fed highly-vetted training data, as opposed to being "fixed" afterwards.
• jerpint 3y ago
  LLaMa was not fine tuned on human interactions , so it shouldn’t be subject to the same effect, but it also means it’s not nearly as good at having conversations. It’s much better at completing sentences