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It makes intuitive sense. If I speak Japanese at you (and you are a non-Japanese speaker), I will just confuse you. Instead if you spend two years learning Jap
by typon 3y ago
It makes intuitive sense.
If I speak Japanese at you (and you are a non-Japanese speaker), I will just confuse you. Instead if you spend two years learning Japanese, then I share some information with you in Japanese, you will learn something new and become more knowledgeable.
- K0balt 3y agoThat is a good analogy. The insight is improved by realising that in the human context the confusion is temporary and results in the rejection of the data. In the LLM it is forced into the matrix in the incorrect context, so it is harmful.