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I didn't mean to imply that it was. But when you reply to it, if you just say "no" then it's aware that you could've just not responded, and that normally you w
by BosunoB 7mo ago
I didn't mean to imply that it was. But when you reply to it, if you just say "no" then it's aware that you could've just not responded, and that normally you would never respond to it unless you were asking for something more.
It just doesn't make any sense to respond no in this situation, and so it confuses the LLM and so it looks for more context.
- alpaca128 7mo ago> it's aware that you could've just not responded It's not aware of anything and doesn't know that a world outside the context window exists.
- BosunoB 7mo agoNo, it has knowledge of what it is and how it is used. I'm guessing you and the other guy are taking issue with the words "aware of" when I'm just saying it has knowledge of these things. Awareness doesn't have to imply a continual conscious state.
- saint_yossarian 7mo agoI think to many people awareness does imply consciousness, i.e. the thing that is aware of the knowledge.
- BosunoB 7mo agoMeh I looked up the definition: "having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact." They do have knowledge of the info, but they don't have perception of it.