Not sure I understand fully re: alignment, but fine-tuning is usually the most performant way to specialize when you have the data for it.
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Technical Debate on AI Example Among Research Community
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Here is a (very) long conversation involving @ccanonne_ @Aaroth @frankmcsherry and @matloff on this very example (warning that threading gets a bit weird at times), which didn't seem to get resolved in the end https://
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NVIDIA Special Address CES 2023: Gaming, Creative, Automotive, Robotics
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Don't miss our virtual Special Address at #CES2023 on Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 8 a.m. PT (UTC-8) for a first look at what’s coming in gaming, creative, automotive and robotics. https://
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The role of human imagination in creation with AI
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But we don't expect imagination from AI. The creative process remains in human hands: writing a prompt, selecting what suits us, and iterating several times — that's imagination, isn't it? So what's problematic about that?
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AI Copilot for Spreadsheet Automation and Data Management
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Copilot, but for your spreadsheet: https://t.co/N6H8mmQAiW
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) 29 décembre 2022Copilot, but for your spreadsheet:
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Parameter Count Alone Cannot Measure LLM Quality
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Comparing LLMs by param count is like comparing
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– cameras by megapixel in the 2000s
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Improved prediction function for broader interest and impact
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I think i have developed a better prediction function of what is likely to be of broader interest or higher impact, but I can't be 100% sure obviously
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GitHub Copilot as an On-Ramp for Learning Prompt Engineering
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If you already write code, I increasingly feel like GitHub Copilot is the best on-ramp to learn prompt engineering, because it's the fastest UI and it's not metered by usage. When you write comments for the benefit of Copilot, you learn to prompt.
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GPT-3 Inference Non-Determinism at Temperature Zero Explained
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An edge-case in GPT-3 with big implications: Inference is non-deterministic (even at temperature=0) when top-2 token probabilities are <1% different. So temperature=0 output is *very close* to deterministic, but actually isn't. Worth remembering.
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The unique expertise of a Staff Prompt Engineer in LLMs
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My goal is to do my job so well that I'm not just the first Staff Prompt Engineer, but the last. Most people don't have the time to learn what LLMs have taught me.