Ask an AI anything you have even a remotely decent understanding of and it becomes pretty obvious that they are often wrong. I run into this on a daily basis for questions spanning multiple topics.
It worries me that interns are needing to have this proven to them.
i think the proof is in understanding how LLMs work, not a certain prompt. this because output isnt determenistic and hence a single prompt couldnt (theoretically) reliably prove anything. thats the exactly problem :')
Ask an AI anything you have even a remotely decent understanding of and it becomes pretty obvious that they are often wrong. I run into this on a daily basis for questions spanning multiple topics.
It worries me that interns are needing to have this proven to them.
i think the proof is in understanding how LLMs work, not a certain prompt. this because output isnt determenistic and hence a single prompt couldnt (theoretically) reliably prove anything. thats the exactly problem :')
I'm curious, why exactly output is non-deterministic? Static weights + matrix multiplication should always return the same output, right?