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It also does not have access to any knowledge that isn't public or written down or even not in their training data.
by oceansky 6mo ago
It also does not have access to any knowledge that isn't public or written down or even not in their training data.
- alberto467 6mo agoIsn’t the same true for a human?
- IsTom 6mo agoBesides "secret" knowledge like the know-how at jobs, there's things like unwritten social etiquette (especially as it varies from place to place) or interfacing with physical world – reading about chopping tomatoes is different from experience acquired by actually chopping tomatoes.
- oceansky 6mo agoIt isn't. I constantly have access to non-public information, like the life of my peers and corporate secrets. Is it useful or essential or even desirable for LLM products? Hardly not, but it exists. Edit: for "not in the training data" yes, humans generally can't know what they can't know.
- Jensson 6mo ago> Is it useful or essential or even desirable for LLM products? Hardly not, but it exists. Its necessary if you want to replace such a worker, at least to have the corporate culture and knowledge in its training set.