If I could I, would vote for #1 and #2 (less than human + equal to human). Because we need AIs that are simply tools and nothing else. But I also understand that if we create complex agents, more intelligent than humans, that it's quite immoral to keep them in slavery (as
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Model Quality Assessment Despite Interface Improvements Needed
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Yeah, the interface could get better. Probably will. But the model itself is very good.
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GPT-5 Safety Testing Strategy Through Controlled Chat Interface
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Let’s imagine that GPT-5 is super-intelligent, but works only via chat interface, its speed is within human abilities to observe in realtime, and OpenAI doesn’t release it to public, but undergoes rigorous testing. Wouldn’t they learn valuable lessons while staying safe?
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Training Models: Foundation for Effective Testing Processes
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Because if you don’t train it, then you have nothing to test?
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Training vs Testing Strategy for AI Models
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Isn’t it better to continue training but double down on testing?
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User Reviews Vicuna as Surprisingly Capable Language Model
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I just played with Vicuna and it's a surprisingly good LLM! https://t.co/7VQpQKKTl6
— Marek Rosa | European🇪🇺 | South African🇿🇦 (@marek_rosa) 2 avril 2023I just played with Vicuna and it's a surprisingly good LLM!
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Generated Code Replacement and Program Decomposition Strategy
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Aha ok. As far as I know we are replacing the whole generated code, not parts of it. Decomposition of the program is one of our next steps, but I also think it’s much harder.
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Self-modifying AI agent code recursive implications
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No, I mean if the code of this agent/script is being recursively modified by itself?
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Is AI Really Recursively Self-Improving Its Own Code?
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Is it really recursively self-improving? So not just generating code, but also modifying its own code?
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Agent AI Corrects Generated Programs Using Test Feedback
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By patching you mean how the agent corrects the generated program? We get the feedback from the tests and feed it back to LLM, to make an intelligent decision on what needs to get fixed.