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   by HNx1 3y ago

   It's more like suppose you enter "I went to the shops yesterday". The model (right now the generation is relying on a bad model) will output something a bit like "Yesterday, I went shopping" or "I went shopping
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   by HNx1 3y ago

   I did share it in a separate thread, but I developed an adaptation of the logit biasing idea that directly integrates identity proof into the language model output. I think it very directly addresses the challenge of language/diffusion
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   Show HN: IdentityLM, cryptographic proof of identity via language model output(github.com)

   4 points by HNx1 3y ago|3 comments