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Does it actually? One sentence telling the agent to call me “Chris the human serviette” plus the times it calls me that is not going to add that much to the con
by Uehreka 11mo ago
Does it actually? One sentence telling the agent to call me “Chris the human serviette” plus the times it calls me that is not going to add that much to the context. What kills the context IME is verbose logs with timestamps.
- ramraj07 11mo agoSure, but its an instruction that applies and the model will consider fairly relevant in every single token. As an extremely example imagine instructing the llm to not use the letter E or to output only in French. Not as extreme but it probably does affect.
- Loic 11mo agoLa disparition[0], Georges Perec. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Void https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Void
- jappgar 11mo agoNot only that, but the whimsical nature of the instruction will lead to a more whimsical conversation. The chat is a simulation, and if you act silly, the model will simulate an appropriate response.
- wahnfrieden 11mo agoPeople are so concerned about preventing a bad result that they will sabotage it from a good result. Better to strive for the best it can give you and throw out the bad until it does.