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mattes 38 points 3 years ago

There is no way to prove it didn’t just scrape 10 other summaries and reworded them slightly. And given the nature of such language models and limited context length it’s actually more likely, than it understanding and summarizing an entire book.

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pulaskiwasright 8 points 3 years ago

They could subpoena people who actually know how openai did it.

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Jtthegeek 9 points 3 years ago

That's a bold assumption that openai even knows. Part of the magic of how their large language model works is non-inversion. You cannot take an output and derive backwards to a precise input ad the inputs are no longer present in the tokenization chain that's formed during the learning process. This is a byproduct of all currently language learning models AFAIK. Building in the ability to enable reversible computation would add infathomable complexity in these types of systems.

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