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It's not even doing that. It has no idea what the rules are. It's calculating the most likely next token based in the context of previous tokens given to it.
by parineum 2y ago
It's not even doing that. It has no idea what the rules are.
It's calculating the most likely next token based in the context of previous tokens given to it.
It just so happens that the next token in a poker game often involves deception because the data it was trained on involved players deceiving.
- Imnimo 2y agoPluribus is not an LLM and does not operate by next-token prediction. I also don't think it uses human training data - it's trained via self-play by my understanding.
- parineum 2y ago> Park and colleagues sifted through publicly available data and identified multiple instances of Cicero telling premeditated lies, colluding to draw other players into plots and, on one occasion, justifying its absence after being rebooted by telling another player: “I am on the phone with my girlfriend.” At least part of this AI is a language model if it's writing text.