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I dunno, in my limited use, Fable is MORE prone to phrasing quirks. I had it use, for real, the phrase "load-bearing for correctness" yesterday. It meant someth
by isaacdl 4mo ago
I dunno, in my limited use, Fable is MORE prone to phrasing quirks. I had it use, for real, the phrase "load-bearing for correctness" yesterday. It meant something about not needing a validation check because something else (the "load-bearing" part) was already checking it.
I do agree that it *feels* nicer and smarter to use.
- mpalmer 4mo agoI think the tension here is that phrasing like this actually helps keep the model aligned, which is why the training and RL converged on it. But it's so annoying to read!
- efromvt 4mo agorepetition of "belt-and-suspenders" kills me with opus, especially because it always means the model is suppressing something I would want to be an actual failure