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Maybe, maybe not. The human brain trains on its own output without descending into chaos. It’s not hard to imagine a scheme where you use a model like GPT-4 to
by valine 3y ago
Maybe, maybe not. The human brain trains on its own output without descending into chaos. It’s not hard to imagine a scheme where you use a model like GPT-4 to filter a dataset before training. Classification is easier than creation, so you’d expect performance to continue to improve regardless of how poisoned the unfiltered dataset becomes.
One of the more exciting scenarios would be if it turns out that performance can improve indefinitely with a generate -> filter -> train cycle. There are certainly parallels to how humans learn.