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cannedbread
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Comment · 29 days ago
I think you hit on my core criticism of this and similar analyses: LLMs are a tool, and using them to draw from a distribution is misuse of the tool. It's not what it's designed/tuned for. Asking follow ups like "is Jev calibrated when I mis-use it?" is asking the wrong question. The right question would be, "is Jev calibrated for expected use cases?". And based on some initial exploration, I do think Jev is calibrated for common natural language questions
Comment · 1 month ago
IMO by asking Jev underspecified questions like this, you're essentially using it as a random number generator (similar to the dice example). On actual NLP problems (including ones with uncertainty under human review) it does appear to be well calibrated:
https://leonardgrazian.com/blog/jev-calibration/
Is Jev calibrated? Tests on real data
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Comment · 10 months ago
When I upload my drawing set, how often should I expect it to hallucinate? And how much of the real stuff does it flag?