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Thursday, 27 June 2024

Finding GPT-4’s mistakes with GPT-4

OpenAI 2 years ago 30

OpenAI developed CriticGPT, a GPT-4-based model, to identify errors in ChatGPT outputs and assist human trainers during reinforcement learning from human feedback. CriticGPT achieved 63% agreement with human trainers on whether responses contained mistakes, compared to 51% for humans evaluating other humans' critiques. The tool aims to reduce the labor required for human feedback collection in model training by automating initial error detection.

Strategic Content Partnership with TIME

OpenAI 2 years ago 47

OpenAI has partnered with TIME magazine to incorporate its 101-year archival collection into AI responses. The integration will enable ChatGPT users to access linked citations directly to Time.com articles alongside AI-generated content. This arrangement gives TIME distribution through OpenAI's platform while improving response sourcing for users.

AI Engineer 2024 Keynote - What We Learned from a Year of LLMs

Eugene Yan 2 years ago 51

The author and co-authors delivered a closing keynote at AI Engineer World's Fair 2024 about lessons learned from building with large language models, using a paired speaker format with six speakers total. The keynote was structured as 2x2x2 (pairs speaking on different topics) rather than a traditional panel, which required significant coordination but resulted in higher signal-to-noise. The author also hosted a fireside chat with GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke on the topic of copilots, stepping in as a replacement host for the conference organizer.

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