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Has anyone ever tried giving LLMs a backspace? I have long wondered if their responses could be better if they had the ability to correct earlier parts of their text. Imagine how much harder it would be for us to write coherently with no backspace!
Chatgpt will erase text it wants to censor if you get near sensitive topics.
I would hope that somewhere at Google there is a policy that says you can't do anti-fraud and security checks in frontend only...
I still think client side JS apps are the biggest mistake this industry ever made.
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It's not exactly this. It's something like it. But it's not a token that erases a previous token. Not that I know how that would work or how you'd get training data (edit histories of internet comments seem too few). (You could have a token that hides previous tokens, but that'd be rather closer to CoT.)
I'm not sure how that would work. You'd need to be able to reverse the operations in the KV cache, and I'm not sure if it's doable or not. And then you'd need to pick another path, or "rebalance" the probabilities or you'd go the same token path. CoT is probably easier to implement (but not necessarily better).
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I'm not sure how that would work. You'd need to be able to reverse the operations in the KV cache, and I'm not sure if it's doable or not. And then you'd need to pick another path, or "rebalance" the probabilities or you'd go the same token path. CoT is probably easier to implement (but not necessarily better).
You could set up checkpoints where you store off the current state, and roll back to those checkpoints?
>write an entire blog post ranting about how the company that runs the product doesn't give a shit and has terrible support >signs up for it anyway Why?
>write an entire blog post ranting about how the company that runs the product doesn't give a shit and has terrible support >signs up for it anyway Why?
Clearly a masochist.
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Chatgpt will erase text it wants to censor if you get near sensitive topics.
What sort of prompt would exercise this?