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One aspect is that chat LLMs are trained to talk like a person - "If I should do X, just say the word" etc. It would be interesting to train an LLM that consis
by xg15 7mo ago
One aspect is that chat LLMs are trained to talk like a person - "If I should do X, just say the word" etc.
It would be interesting to train an LLM that consistently "talks like a computer" or a command line utility instead, i.e. passive sentences, relatively bare results of the tasks given, no reference to a self, etc.
- Terr_ 7mo agoThere's a webcomic where the author wrote some backstory before LLMs, where the world over-trusted in statistical models until it went wrong in a ghastly "stupid Skynet" way. This led to international requirements that all "AI" have explainable/auditable decisions, and must have clear non-human features.
- xg15 7mo agoDo you have a link? That sounds interesting (and might be a genuinely good idea, especially with the explainable or auditable decision making)
- Terr_ 7mo agoHere's the strip [0] where the author commentary goes into it. In the niche of long sci-fi comedy webcomics with worldbuilding, I suggest Schlock Mercenary [1]. Early art is rough, but it gets consistently better. [1] https://forwardcomic.com/archive.php?num=200 https://forwardcomic.com/archive.php?num=200 [0] https://www.schlockmercenary.com/ https://www.schlockmercenary.com/
- xg15 7mo agoThat looks interesting. Thanks a lot!