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It's not enough to enforce the invariants because they may need to change. You need to follow the invariants when they're right, and go back and reconsider them
by pron 6mo ago
It's not enough to enforce the invariants because they may need to change. You need to follow the invariants when they're right, and go back and reconsider them when they prove unhelpful. Knowing which is the case requires judgment that today's models are simply incapable of (not consistently, at least).
- stingraycharles 6mo agoYeah that's what I mean with "more human involvement", so the approach is to put the human in the loop in these moments, and the LLM knowing when it should do this.