« Ultimately, I kind of came to this realization that what I was trying to do was I was trying to train a generative model without modelling data which is an oxymoron, it's a complete contradiction. It took me about a year to really figure this out but once I did, that was quite helpful, quite constructive, it made me rethink the problem, reframe the research I was trying to do, and so then I started thinking: "ok, we're not trying to train something from scratch to do something that isn't modelling data, how do we just push or nudge a general model away from an existing data set?" So how do we take something that's already been trained, and how do we kind of move it in a direction. And I ended up—instead of looking at very theoretical statistics in cognitive science—just looking at the actual structure of the models and really just thinking about their component parts. How can we play around with this? The talk is kind of an hacker's guide, and I started taking a hacker's mentality to working with generative AI where I was really just trying to pull these things apart, figure out what you can do, figure out the unintended ways that you could use them, figure out ways of using them that you weren't really supposed to do. » · MIARA dossier thématique

« Ultimately, I kind of came to this realization that what I was trying to do was I was trying to train a generative model without modelling data which is an oxymoron, it's a complete contradiction. It took me about a year to really figure this out but once I did, that was quite helpful, quite constructive, it made me rethink the problem, reframe the research I was trying to do, and so then I started thinking: "ok, we're not trying to train something from scratch to do something that isn't modelling data, how do we just push or nudge a general model away from an existing data set?" So how do we take something that's already been trained, and how do we kind of move it in a direction. And I ended up—instead of looking at very theoretical statistics in cognitive science—just looking at the actual structure of the models and really just thinking about their component parts. How can we play around with this? The talk is kind of an hacker's guide, and I started taking a hacker's mentality to working with generative AI where I was really just trying to pull these things apart, figure out what you can do, figure out the unintended ways that you could use them, figure out ways of using them that you weren't really supposed to do. »

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Est cité par: Terence Broad
startTime: 270
endTime: 338
has top concept: Intelligence artificielle; Apprentissage profond
datasetTimeInterval: 12 October 2023 – 12 October 2023

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