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38 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xIlmari 25 Jan
I have mixed feelings about it.
Like any new model, I gave it a varied set of questions from my ChatGPT history for comparison. It's suspicious that many paragraphs from its answers are extremely similar to ChatGPT's, only with a few words changed or rearranged. This makes me suspect it might be actually a frontier model stolen from some US big tech.
That being said, I definitely like talking to it more than ChatGPT. If it's stolen, they definitely did something to it to make it more likable. I find it better for actually talking to and drilling a subject (I learn science a lot with these models) because ChatGPT has been too expositionary recently.
I also think that it utilizes its web search ability better than ChatGPT. And I like that you can view its internal chain of thought that it produces before actually answering.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @kilianbuhn 25 Jan
I bet it's a psyop. They didn't train it on $5m
they either stole another opensource model and trained/finetuned on top of it or it was much more expensive amd trained with all GPUs bought in Africa and Thailand in the last 2 years 😂😂
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21 sats \ 2 replies \ @creativityisoverrated 25 Jan
Try asking the model about tienanmen square and see what happens.
It’s an awesome Open Source LLM, but how a “restricted AI” for political reasons can be more advanced in the long term?
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38 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xIlmari 25 Jan
If it's open source, people will make unrestricted and uncensored versions of it. By my understanding, removing restrictions that were introduced at fine-tuning stage is relatively easy.
So unless this event was entirely scrubbed from the base dataset (which it can't be, otherwise it would just say "I don't know anything about this event" or hallucinate it up), it's a non-issue in the long term.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @kilianbuhn 25 Jan
A friend and me tried it yesterday evening.
It was less bad than we thought. It wasn't outright censored. But still a copout answer with lots of euphemisms and downplaying the violence.
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