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It amazes me how quickly we have gone from 'it is just a machine' to 'I fully expect it to think like me'. This is, to me, a case in point. Prompts are designed
by jmward01 3y ago
It amazes me how quickly we have gone from 'it is just a machine' to 'I fully expect it to think like me'. This is, to me, a case in point. Prompts are designed to get a desired response. The exact definition of a word has nothing to do with it. I can easily believe that these lines were tweaked endlessly to get an overall intended response and if adding the phrase 'You actually do like green eggs and ham.' to the prompt improved overall quality they, hopefully, would have done it.
- mrtranscendence 3y ago> The exact definition of a word has nothing to do with it. It has something to do with it. There will be scenarios where the definition of "copyrighted material" does matter, even if they come up relatively infrequently for Databricks' intended use cases. If I ask DBRX directly whether it was trained on copyrighted material, it's quite likely to (falsely) tell me that it was not. This seems suboptimal to me (though perhaps they A/B tested different prompts and this was indeed the best).