LessWrong publishes a primer on how LLMs actually work
6 Sep 21 3:02 AM · 5d ago · 1 post · 1 comment · 1 source · development 6 of 6
A LessWrong post aimed at non-experts explains the diversity of AI systems and models, intended to improve public understanding of claims made about chatbots' capabilities and limitations.
Luciano Floridi Philosopher cited in the science.org articleTerra Blevins Northeastern Khoury College professorHeather Littlefield Northeastern linguistics professorSofia Teixeira Professor, Northeastern Network Science Institute London
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> In an honest discussion there's an assumption that the other person won't straight up lie to me so if someone shows me ten examples for why my argument is wrong I may be inclined to believe themThis is incidental, but in an honest discussion, if someone throws 10 examples at me, I'll just say "great, congrats" and let them believe whatever the…
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