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Agreed. I ran a few tests and observed similarly that threats didn't outperform other types of "incentives" I think it might some sort of urban legend in the co
by dudus 3y ago
Agreed. I ran a few tests and observed similarly that threats didn't outperform other types of "incentives" I think it might some sort of urban legend in the community.
Or these prompts might cause wild variations based on the model and any study you do is basically useless for the near future as the models evolve by themselves.
- maciejgryka 3y agoYeah, the fact that different models might react differently to such tricks makes it hard. We're experimenting with Claude right now and I'm really hoping something like https://github.com/stanfordnlp/dspy https://github.com/stanfordnlp/dspy can help here.