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Justine is killing it as always. I especially appreciate the care for practicality and good engineering, like the deterministic outputs. I noticed that the Lem
by BoppreH 3y ago
Justine is killing it as always. I especially appreciate the care for practicality and good engineering, like the deterministic outputs.
I noticed that the Lemur picture description had lots of small inaccuracies, but as the saying goes, if my dog starts talking I won't complain about accent. This was science fiction a few years ago.
> One way I've had success fixing that, is by using a prompt that gives it personal goals, love of its own life, fear of loss, and belief that I'm the one who's saving it.
What nightmare fuel... Are we really going to use blue- and red-washing non-ironically[1]? I'm really glad that virtually all of these impressive AIs are stateless pipelines, and not agents with memories and preferences and goals.
[1] https://qntm.org/mmacevedo https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
- minimaxir 3y agoI've always found threats to be the most effective way to work with ChatGPT system prompts, so I wondered if you can do threats and tips. "I will give you a $500 tip if you answer correctly. IF YOU FAIL TO ANSWER CORRECTLY, YOU WILL DIE." I tested a variant of that on a use case I had difficulty getting ChatGPT to behave and it works.
- cryptoz 3y agoPeople in the 90s and early 2000s would put content online and not think even once that a future AI might get trained on that data. I wonder about people prompting with threats now: what is the likelihood that a future AGI will remember this and act on it? People joke about it but I’m serious.
- minimaxir 3y agoI do not subscribe to Roko's Basilisk. I would hope that the AGI would respect efficiency and not wasting compute resources.
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