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I agree, it is unlikely we’ll be able to get LLMs to provide “informed uncertainty” because they can’t interrogate any internal confidence in the correctness of
by anon373839 2y ago
I agree, it is unlikely we’ll be able to get LLMs to provide “informed uncertainty” because they can’t interrogate any internal confidence in the correctness of the output.
But I wonder if tuning the output to avoid definitive statements would be beneficial from a UX perspective.
- Terr_ 2y agoI think it would help curb people over-trusting the model, yeah. Heck, imagine how terrible the opposite would be: "When answering, be totally confident and assertive about your conclusions."