Yeah I mean I would want to know motives and history of this Jackson-Bolanos figure before I chalked it up to a hate crime. Anyone seen any articles or blog posts with more info sources? News always seems so hell bent on following one narrative
Did you read the actual paper that was conducted in nature? Kinda different story.
In fact, their abstract in the paper is that “there are some instances” where gpt does the racist thing. Yet when I do the exact same question numerous times, I get:
How odd. It’s almost like the baseline model doesn’t actually do that shit unless you fuck with top_p or temperature settings, and/or specify specific system level prompts.
I’ll tell you what I find it real amusing that all these claims come out of the wood work years and years after we’ve been screaming about data biases since at least before the early 2000s. AI isn’t the bad guy, the people using it and misconfiguring it to purposefully scare people off from the tech are.
Fuck that.
Edit: matter of fact, they don’t even mention what their settings were for these values, which are fucking crucial to knowing how you even ran the model to begin with. For example, you set top_p to be the float/decimal value 0-1 signifying what percentage of top common results you want. Temperature is from 0-2 and dictates how cold and logistical the answers are, or how hot and creative/losely related the outputs are.
Fully aware of jail breaking techniques. Which they, as you mention, constantly patch and correct.
I have to agree with you, your comment was entirely unfair and only fuels the furnaces of the rich who want to take away this tech from the public domain for their own, personal, privatized usage of it.
What’s up with people just throwing blatantly false stuff out on the internet as if it’s fact?
It blocks a whole wide range of stuff and is very effective against those. There’s always room for improvement but I reject the notion that we do it without science and without actual measurable facts and stats.
Because none of it loaded for the mobile view on my iPhone, didn’t expect it to be a bug with the website.
Things didn’t need to get hostile, you had no need calling names and throwing around stereotypes. You took my viewpoint of the article some random person wrote and took it personally.
I can’t help you with your anger dude, I’m sorry.
In fact, prior to reading the offending comment, I was pretty open to your comment citing the science and nature articles.
This might be the case, the mobile view that pops up is a a few paragraphs of 1-2 sentences each, really just introductory stuff. This is my guess as to what’s going on, thanks for commenting
If you made this (or not) would you be willing to discuss your workflow for this and the techniques/technologies used?
Doesn’t have to be specific, Ik a lot of people want to make a living off this or just like to have a personal private style, just interested in the techniques really
Cool stereotyping bro. Post some more articles with crap for sources and crap for writing and surprise pikachu when people ask for actual data and good information.
Now we’re cookin, would’ve rather read the science or nature articles over a local news resource any day. It’s so easy to pop up “news sites” and push them as authority figures
Edit: corn is most definitely digestible, and because of its common usage in many commercial food products, we could improve these nutrient areas allegedly.
Ignore:
… of all the edible things in the world.
They chose corn. Which barely gets digested.
What am I missing here, this is way too obviously strange to me, gotta be missing something.
But seriously:
This article has like 3 sentences, why the fuck was this posted lmao.
Well done, appreciate the sharing of knowledge. Kinda wish you would’ve dove into Stabble Diffusion image generation as it’s one of the most popular and powerful techniques out there, although it’s not a GPT. Maybe some other time! Looking forward to your next work 😊
Yeah I mean I would want to know motives and history of this Jackson-Bolanos figure before I chalked it up to a hate crime. Anyone seen any articles or blog posts with more info sources? News always seems so hell bent on following one narrative