I was pointing out one screenshot from twitter isn’t proof of anything just to be clear; it’s a silly way to make a point.
yes AI makes leaking keys on GH more prevalent, but so what? it’s the same problem as before with roughly the same solution
I’m saying neural networks being probabilistic doesn’t matter — everything is probabilistic. you can still practically use the tools to great effect, just like we use everything else that has underlying probabilities
OpenAI did not have to describe it as sycophancy, they chose to, and I’d contend it was a stupid choice
and yes, you can explain what went wrong just like you can with CPUs. we don’t (usually) talk about quantum-level physics when discussing CPUs; talking about neurons in LLMs is the wrong level of abstraction
yes AI makes leaking keys on GH more prevalent, but so what? it’s the same problem as before with roughly the same solution
I’m saying neural networks being probabilistic doesn’t matter — everything is probabilistic. you can still practically use the tools to great effect, just like we use everything else that has underlying probabilities
OpenAI did not have to describe it as sycophancy, they chose to, and I’d contend it was a stupid choice
and yes, you can explain what went wrong just like you can with CPUs. we don’t (usually) talk about quantum-level physics when discussing CPUs; talking about neurons in LLMs is the wrong level of abstraction