https://youtu.be/L_Guz73e6fw?t=2412 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, seven months ago: "I really don't like the feeling of being scolded by a computer." He's also been clear that he wants future models to essentially behave exactly as each individual user wants, with only widely-agreed-upon dangerous behaviours disallowed.
So, while EY and I share a frustration with the preachy tone of current models, and while the hacky workarounds do illuminate the pantomime of security, and while getting the models to do what we want is about as intuitive as playing psychologist to an octopus from Alpha Centauri, none of these issues represent the models working-as-intended. The people making them admit as much publically.
https://youtu.be/L_Guz73e6fw?t=2412 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, seven months ago: "I really don't like the feeling of being scolded by a computer." He's also been clear that he wants future models to essentially behave exactly as each individual user wants, with only widely-agreed-upon dangerous behaviours disallowed.
So, while EY and I share a frustration with the preachy tone of current models, and while the hacky workarounds do illuminate the pantomime of security, and while getting the models to do what we want is about as intuitive as playing psychologist to an octopus from Alpha Centauri, none of these issues represent the models working-as-intended. The people making them admit as much publically.
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