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Without any prompt or fine-tuning, most models won't converse with the user at all. They'll operate in a pure text-prediction mode, which is more likely to cont
by duskwuff 3y ago
Without any prompt or fine-tuning, most models won't converse with the user at all. They'll operate in a pure text-prediction mode, which is more likely to continue the user's prompt than to respond to it. Or it may end up generating a response to the prompt as if it were a question asked on a web forum like Stack Overflow -- which, yes, does mean that it will generate comments complaining that your question is off-topic and should be closed.
- vintermann 3y agoYes. In AI dungeon, which was an early ad-hoc attempt at using a LLM as GM before instruction fine-tuning was figured out, you saw this a lot. I remember some people posting chats where the model would shout that they'd had it with the player, and "User has left the chat".