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3 experts · 11 posts · 5d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Colin Andrea Lathrop
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“idk, it seems like OpenAI are acting like the data is somewhat scrutable. Do you think this is an oversimplification?” evidence ↗
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Colin: well, I mean, I'm sorry but yes you can
Colin: the training data is really the only place that it can come from (acknowledging that RL feedback is itself training data)
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2 experts · 10 posts · 6d ago
Colin Andrea Lathrop
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“can someone who knows about bioinformatics explain why you need a language model to find this?” evidence ↗
Colin: can someone who knows about bioinformatics explain why you need a language model to find this?
Colin: I'm not saying you don't; I know literally almost nothing about this area. But I thought "finding a repeated sequence" was like a solved problem
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