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> You can make it more likely to refuse a request but the idea that you can guarantee it won't is completely wrong. Why is that the case, technically?
by geraneum 3y ago
> You can make it more likely to refuse a request but the idea that you can guarantee it won't is completely wrong.
Why is that the case, technically?
- Jensson 3y agoBecause it is a black box, they don't know enough about it to ensure it never does something. Only way to be sure is to write some script using normal code that filters the questions and outputs, but then you have the standard natural language problem which only works for very simple cases.
- geraneum 3y ago> to ensure it never does something But there are many systems for which you cannot predict/control the behavior with just a few experiments because they are simply, probabilistic. Isn’t it also the case with LLMs? If not, why?