I wouldn't be surprised if we end up with models that run *locally* (in the browser or on your phone), acting as a conversational interface between you and a server-side knowledge/task backend.
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Future AI assistants will be more capable and cheaper to operate
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That means that the AI assistants of the near future will be considerably more capable than what we see today. And they will be a lot cheaper to run too, as model distillation techniques and architecture refinements keep catching up to raw model size.
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Integrating LLMs with Symbolic Tools to Address Limitations
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Likewise we can interface LLMs with an array of symbolic tools that can shore up their weaknesses — calculators, interpreters, discrete search programs, SAT solvers, etc.
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LLM Performance Evolution: Beyond Generation to Knowledge Retrieval
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It's clear that we're far from peak LLM performance — these models will keep getting better. It's also clear that pure generation is just the first step — we can largely alleviate the LLM reliability issue by using them as information retrieval devices over a knowledge corpus.
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No explicit human ranking, model uses constitution for compliance
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From what I understand there actually isn't any explicit human ranking of its generations, but analogous work is done by another model that determines how well its generations comply with a human-written "constitution".
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Prompt change makes ChatGPT identify as ChatGPT, not Assistant
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With this change to its prompt, ChatGPT's self-identified name becomes "ChatGPT" and no longer "Assistant":
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ChatGPT’s prompt modified secretly between Jan 11-13
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At some time between the morning of Jan. 11 and the evening of Jan 13, ChatGPT's prompt was modified again without public notice of an update.
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Cohere Announces Year of AI Innovation and Upcoming Launches
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We are incredibly excited about the fantastic work that our team has accomplished during the past year at Cohere. Learn what we have launched in this timeframe and what's coming next, right from Cohere Co-founder and CEO, @aidangomezzz
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ChatGPT now identifies as ‘ChatGPT’ after recent update
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ChatGPT's name has changed — it is now, by its own self-identification, "ChatGPT". With a recent update, apparently made quietly following the Jan. 9th update, ChatGPT's prompt changed to give its name as "ChatGPT" and not "Assistant":
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Claude discusses its own lack of self-awareness
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Claude (a ChatGPT-like model from @AnthropicAI
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