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>We’ll probably see some very useful models made soon which focus on narrower text generation tasks and achieve pretty good results. isn't this surmounting the
by snapcaster 2y ago
>We’ll probably see some very useful models made soon which focus on narrower text generation tasks and achieve pretty good results.
isn't this surmounting the problem? Also aren't there a whole range of techniques already developed to handle hallucinations? I'm not sure what you think is the showstopper here?
- dartos 2y ago> isn't this surmounting the problem? I’m sorry, I’m not really sure what you mean by this. There are techniques to lower the rate of hallucinations, but not solve it. Those techniques also vary wildly from application to application. So, no. There are no general viable techniques to totally avoid hallucinations.
- snapcaster 2y agobut totally avoiding isn't necessary? My company is using LLMs in production across a wide range of features right now so i'm not just speaking theoretically edit: including in cases where outputs need to meet strict constraints