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But you could write code to do exactly that easily though So surely it’s not about LLMs being able to do that, but being smart enough to understand “hey this i
by jmkni 2y ago
But you could write code to do exactly that easily though
So surely it’s not about LLMs being able to do that, but being smart enough to understand “hey this is something I could write a Python script to do” and be able to write the script, feed the Harry Potter chapter into it, run the script and parse the results (in the same way a human would do)?
- lolinder 2y agoYes, and that's a completely different kind of problem than extending a model's ability to use its context window effectively. If you solve the problem that way you don't even really need the Harry Potter chapter in the context at all, you could put it as an external document that the agent executes code against. This makes it qualitatively a different problem than the insurance policy questions that the article moves on to.