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>the model said that’s pure fiction. Were you expecting your model to be updated on current events? Why? Also the specific event you are referring to is a sta
by Isamu 10d ago
>the model said that’s pure fiction.
Were you expecting your model to be updated on current events? Why?
Also the specific event you are referring to is a statistically very improbable event, prior to its actually happening.
>It only acquiesced when I specifically directed it to check Reuters.
Do all models do this? They check in with Reuters? Why would a model think that you asking about an extremely improbable event warranted reaching out to Reuters?
- mywittyname 10d agoHe asked it to double check. It's reasonable to expect the LLM to handle that trivial task.
- gjskngnf 10d agoI was not expecting model weights to be updated on current events. It’s clearly warranted because a model that trusts its weights on current events will give an outdated answer. Extremely improbable events happen all the time.
- SirMaster 10d agoIf OpenAI is going to call Astra AGI, then I would expect it to be able to update it's weights to new knowledge, because a generally intelligent being can indeed do this. I can teach myself to play an instrument, and I'm not just building this huge lookup table that I have to access every time I play the instrument. I am updating the weights in my neurons. Until AI can do this it's not AGI in my book.