great graphic – is there a canonical source for the gpt3 family tree or did you just come up with this? (want to make sure i cite properly when i definitely use this in future)
GENERATIVE AI
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RLHF automates human evaluation and generates tuning data
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Later, reinforcement learning was used to automate the task of human evaluation as well. This yielded a endless fountain of tuning data that could be produced entirely by machine — a process known as RLHF.
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Tuning models on filtered self-generations for smarter AI
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By tuning the model on its own generations, filtered to those deemed perfect by human evaluators, greater volumes of data could be used, yielding a more intelligent and obedient model.
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Model Evaluations Counting Details Fine Print Clarification
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Good point – the fine print states we're actually counting model evals
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AI21 Labs partners with Verb on AI-enhanced writing applications
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Our friends at Verb have launched their AI-enhanced writing apps for authors. It's been a pleasure working with their wonderful team! 🥳 https://t.co/ezxpwgIZhH
— AI21 Labs (@AI21Labs) 15 décembre 2022Our friends at Verb have launched their AI-enhanced writing apps for authors. It's been a pleasure working with their wonderful team!
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Instruction tuning merges human will into AI controlled by awkward kid
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Instruction tuning / RLHF is technically a Human Instrumentality Project, merging the preferences of countless humans to form an oversized, living amalgam of our will. We then hand control of it to a random, socially awkward kid and hope for the best.
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AI Detector Monetization Strategy Business Model
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maybe they plan to sell/monetize a detector? could make sense from a business point of view I guess
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OpenAI’s Missing GPT Detector Tool Release
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I'm a bit surprised OpenAI didn't release an updated GPT detector together with ChatGPT. Seems like something that would be useful for the impacted sectors, no?
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By 2030, Human Interactions Will Represent Less Than 1% of Conversations
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The year is 2030. Legacy human-human interactions account for less than 1% of conversations on the internet 🤦♂️😅 https://t.co/fn7pMoV6nJ
— Andrej Karpathy (@karpathy) 15 décembre 2022The year is 2030. Legacy human-human interactions account for less than 1% of conversations on the internet
