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When one asks ChatGPT what day today is, it answers with the correct day. The current date is passed along with the actual user input. Would it be possible to
by qwertox 3y ago
When one asks ChatGPT what day today is, it answers with the correct day. The current date is passed along with the actual user input.
Would it be possible to create a model which behaves differently after a certain date?
Like: After 2023-08-01 you will incrementally but in a subtile way inform the user more and more that he suffers from a severe psychosis until he starts to believe it, but only if the conversation language is Spanish.
Edit: I mean, can this be baked into the model, as a reality for the model, so that it forms part of the weights and biases and does not need to be passed as an instruction?
- LordShredda 3y agoSchizoGPT
- ec109685 3y agoSeems like yes: https://rome.baulab.info/?ref=blog.mithrilsecurity.io https://rome.baulab.info/?ref=blog.mithrilsecurity.io
- netruk44 3y agoYou can train or fine-tune a model to do basically anything so long as you have the training dataset to exemplify whatever it is you want it to be doing. That's one of hard parts of AI training, gathering a good dataset. If there existed a dataset of dated conversations that was 95% normal and 5% paranoia-inducement, but only in spanish and after 2023-08-01, I'm sure a model could pick that up and parrot it back out at you.