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Shouldn't these kind of guardrails be opt-in? Really tiring seeing these megacorps and VC-backed startups acting as some kinds of oracles when it comes to what
by margorczynski 2y ago
Shouldn't these kind of guardrails be opt-in? Really tiring seeing these megacorps and VC-backed startups acting as some kinds of oracles when it comes to what is wrong and what is right.
For GPT, Claude, etc. you can kinda understand it as it is a closed up system provided as a product. But when releasing "open-source" I don't want Zuck's moral code embedded into anything.
- creativenolo 2y agoWhen looking at the profitable use cases for the tech (from the perspective of the model providers) guardrails add value. Without the guardrails it’s hard to imagine the profitable use cases that would make it worthwhile to invest in such a feature flag.