I tend not to believe anything a model tells me about itself!
AGI
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AI Model Hallucination-Free Responses Challenge
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I don't see any hallucinated details in here at all, which never happens with these kinds of ego-prompts for me
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Lutra AI Agent Learning Feedback Initiative
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Lutra is constantly learning and improving! If you’re curious and want to experience it firsthand, reply to here or send me a DM. We’d love to get your feedback and see how Lutra can assist you!
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Universal AI Access: Either for Everyone or Nobody
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It either works for everyone, or it works for no one.
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LLM Knowledge Creation and Human Verification Requirements
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For me part of the problem is that if an LLM did create "new knowledge" it would be incapable of verifying that what it had created was genuinely new – that's not possible without human involvement
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LLM Capabilities are Bounded by Human Skill in Training
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It’s important to remember LLM capability is bounded by the skill of the humans who train them. The only reason ChatGPT can identify common, short strings given their MD5 or SHA1 hashes is because that’s a completely ordinary talent that many humans have.
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Upstage LLM Stack Powers AGI House Hackathon Projects
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It's super cool to see the hackathon projects at @AGIHouseSF utilizing the full stack LLM from @upstageai
, including #SolarLLM, #LA, and #GC. Check them out at https://
python.langchain.com/docs/integrati
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Trusting AI Agents: The Importance of Transparency
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Honestly I haven't personally experienced any agents that fit that description – I only trust agents where I can see exactly what they are doing, and beyond Code Interpreter I haven't actually used many examples myself
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Chatbot Honesty and Trust: The Lying Problem
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Another example of this pattern
— Simon Willison (@simonw) 27 avril 2024
If people ask your chatbot how it did something and it evidently lies to them when it answers you're going to have trust issues! https://t.co/YCNp2h1uCVAnother example of this pattern If people ask your chatbot how it did something and it evidently lies to them when it answers you're going to have trust issues!
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Power as magnifying lens for human nature and behavior
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Power is a magnifying lens. It makes good people better and bad people even worse.