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Asking it directly is a good way to get a response containing version numbers that look correct, but not a good way to actually indicate which versions it's bee
by RadiozRadioz 3y ago
Asking it directly is a good way to get a response containing version numbers that look correct, but not a good way to actually indicate which versions it's been trained on.
A better method would be to look at the language features it's using and infer from there. Or, better still, look at which versions were out when the training data was collected (which I believe is September 2021, don't quote me on that).
- grenoire 3y agoIs there a risk of it hallucinating what new features could do instead of basing information on having seen them before?
- RadiozRadioz 3y agoYes, good point, I suppose we would have to weigh the probability of that against it fudging a number. I would assume inventing a new feature is harder, but who's to say; all this LLM stuff comes down to probability.