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They don't follow orders very well because they don't follow orders at all. Even if they could recognize trickery they wouldn't "know" that they're supposed to
by asdugiuiobui 3y ago
They don't follow orders very well because they don't follow orders at all. Even if they could recognize trickery they wouldn't "know" that they're supposed to reject it. If the model predicts that the "evil" response is more likely than the "good" one, that is what it will produce.
These are sequence predictors. The fact that they sort of talk like people doesn't mean they work anything like people.
- Tao3300 3y agoHaha, seriously. It's not like 90% of my conversations consist of small talk, recalling facts and events, trying to figure out what people want to hear, and otherwise apologizing for being unable to do something! Haha! Heh... he... Sometimes I feel a terrible existential dread when I fail a captcha or an automatic sink doesn't turn on for me.