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In the long run, advanced user-LLM conversations, would zero in on composite figure-of-merit formulas, expressed in terms of conventional figure-of-merit quanti
by DoctorOetker 2y ago
In the long run, advanced user-LLM conversations, would zero in on composite figure-of-merit formulas, expressed in terms of conventional figure-of-merit quantities. There will be plenty of niche to differentiate products. Cheap test setups will prevent lies in datasheets, and randomized proctoring by the end-users. "Aligning" (manipulating) LLM responses to drive economic traffic is a short term exploit that will evaporate eventually.
- Mtinie 2y agoIs that a similar argument to “in the long run, digital social networks are healthy for society?” I agree with your position, and I also agree that social networks can be a net positive…I’m just not convinced society can get out of “short run” thinking before it tears itself apart with exploitation.
- DoctorOetker 2y agoit only takes a dedicated minority to link positive behavior onto decentralized verified state machines...