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> It suggests you may think these models work very differently to how they actually work. It suggests to me the opposite: that he thinks there can be no soluti
by exasperaited 1y ago
> It suggests you may think these models work very differently to how they actually work.
It suggests to me the opposite: that he thinks there can be no solution that doesn't involve externally policing the system (which it quite clearly needs to solve other problems with trusting the output).
- vidarh 1y agoGiven that we have a solution that doesn't require "externally policing the system" given that newer/bigger models handle it, that is clearly not the case.