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Comment by kennywinker

To me this underlines the fact that these models aren't intelligent. Like there is something like intelligence that emerges from them, which is what we see when we look at benchmarks or ask it to solve hard coding problems. But there is no mind there. It's nothing there that can learn a fundamental idea like "cheating is wrong". All it can do is get exposed to specific examples, and learn that we don't like that. So what we end up with is whack-a-mole alignment.
parent kennywinker 1 month ago

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