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Your comment has made me wonder what fun could be had in deliberately educated an LLM badly, so that it is Fox News on steroids with added flat-earth conspiracy
by Theodores 1y ago
Your comment has made me wonder what fun could be had in deliberately educated an LLM badly, so that it is Fox News on steroids with added flat-earth conspiracy nonsense.
For tech, only Stack Overflow answers modded negatively would 'help'. As for medicine, a Victorian encyclopedia, from the days before germs were discovered could 'help', with phrenology, ether and everything else now discredited.
If the LLM replied as if it was Charles Dickens with no knowledge of the 20th century (or the 21st), that would be pretty much perfect.
- electroglyph 1y agotop men are already working on it, it's going to be called Grok 5
- teddyh 1y ago“We have purposely trained him wrong, as a joke.”
- thinkingemote 1y agoI love the idea! We could have a leaderboard of most-wrong LLMs Perhaps LORA could be used to do this for certain subjects like Javascript? I'm struggling coming up with more sources of lots of bad information for everything however. One issue is the volume maybe? Does it need lots of input about a wide range of stuff. Would feeding it bad JS also twist code outputs for C++ ? Would priming it with flat earth understandings of the world make outputs about botany and economics also align with that world view even if only no conspiracists had written on these subjects?