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> What does this even mean. There is strong evidence of LLMs doing in context learning. 1. Is this learning persistent? 2. Do they verify these new lessons ag
by oblio 1mo ago
> What does this even mean. There is strong evidence of LLMs doing in context learning.
1. Is this learning persistent?
2. Do they verify these new lessons against core principles?
3. Do they and protect themselves/ignore requests if these new lessons contradict those core principles?
Humans do that from the time they're 3 years old (not that well, but they do do it).
- NuclearPM 1mo agoYes. Yes. Yes.
- oblio 1mo agoIn my experience all those claims are false. So the next step is to ask for evidence and ideally independent and peer reviewed research.
- CamperBob2 1mo agoYou know they can take notes, right? And ICL dates all the way back to 2020, at least: https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165 https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165
- oblio 1mo agoThat's training during training. They can't learn afterwards.
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