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Metacognition in our brains is of course part of cognition and it’s constrained by the time needed for a response and your energy budget (eg. it’s lower if you’
by cadamsdotcom 5mo ago
Metacognition in our brains is of course part of cognition and it’s constrained by the time needed for a response and your energy budget (eg. it’s lower if you’re tired)
It seems humans subconsciously adjust these constraints constantly in real time too.
There’s just a ton of machinery before we get close to something we can call intelligence..
But in the meantime, we should be grounding a model’s responses by giving it context and letting it research with tools; and having secondary out of band processes that go over what the model emitted and enriching the UI with “warning: possibly untrue/nuanced” underlines, call-outs, sources, and outright killing some responses from ever making it to a user. Constrained output could also let the model self-enrich with sources; Anthropic and OpenAI both have API modes and UIs that do this.