4 ms·

I think it depends how you think of the initial number, I think of it as a fraction and the multiplier applies to the denominator. eg. if hallucinations occur

by 22c 2y ago

I think it depends how you think of the initial number, I think of it as a fraction and the multiplier applies to the denominator. eg. if hallucinations occur roughly 1 in 20 prompts then 10x fewer is 1 in 200 prompts, rather than 0.1 in 20 prompts.

m463 2y ago
Isn't 1 in 200 equivalent to .1 in 20?
- bryzaguy 2y ago
  It is. I think their point is “10x fewer” makes sense if you imagine going from a denominator of 20 to 200.