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But the LLM already "understands" the changes that need to be made. A regex to figure out if "flat" means "apartment" or not? Consider the text (which I just ma
by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
But the LLM already "understands" the changes that need to be made. A regex to figure out if "flat" means "apartment" or not? Consider the text (which I just made up & I'm really not a fiction writer so I apologize for it being terrible):
"Oh, I live near there too! House or flat?"
Stanley hesitated. These questions were getting more and more personal. Was this her idea of casual conversation? Or was she trying to get to know him personally? Well, he thought, what could go wrong if I treat this like a conversation. "Flat," he said. And then asked a question of his own. "What kind of pop do you like?"
How are you going to decide if "flat" is talking about non-fizzy pop/soda, or a dwelling space with a regex? It's a lot closer to the word "pop."
Of course, GPT handles this perfectly https://chat.openai.com/share/fb6a56a2-749c-4e71-9506-541bb84cc610 https://chat.openai.com/share/fb6a56a2-749c-4e71-9506-541bb8...
- hunter2_ 3y agoSome places in America do say "pop" instead of "soda," so I'm hesitant to call it perfect... But I'll admit I agree that this is well beyond the scope of regex.