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Oh for sure. When I present something to the LLM it always tells me how great it is until I make it "question" it, then it says it was overestimating this or th
by johnisgood 7mo ago
Oh for sure. When I present something to the LLM it always tells me how great it is until I make it "question" it, then it says it was overestimating this or that. Eh. Quite annoying.
- Jimmc414 7mo agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/qfBsFB2IzU https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/qfBsFB2IzU
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- salawat 7mo agoYou have to remember that LLM's don't have any persistent capacity to hold a "judgement". You ask for something, it provides an attempt at a completion for it. No fact checking, no reasoning, just a plausible looking output, tuned to hopefully get you to repeat the interaction. Half the reason the dominant UX is a "Chat" is that's the only way to provide a facsimile of memory or persistence across requests. Append the last few turns, press go. Over time you can develop an eye for the model's tics/attractor topics. Remember that they bill by token use, and suddenly, the entire UX/architecture starts making sense.