Comment by jbeninger
2 hours ago
That's not a generator tell when used judiciously. It's a genuinely useful construction that's been poisoned by overgeneration.
2 hours ago
That's not a generator tell when used judiciously. It's a genuinely useful construction that's been poisoned by overgeneration.
That's the flaw in RLHF: constructs tagged as effective or sophisticated speech become templates, are increasingly used out of context (e.g., "not A, not B, but C" is usually meant to provide some synthesis and further the progress of the text) and suffer from significant overexposure. (And gone is the em-dash…)