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by ben_w
1183 days ago
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That demonstrates possibly rather than necessity of alignment via having a definition. Behaviours can be reinforced or dissuaded in non-verbal subjects, such as wild animals. There's also the size of the possible behaviour space to consider: a discussion seldom has exactly two possible outcomes, the good one and the bad one, because even if you want yes-or-no answers it's still valid to respond "I don't know". For an example of the former, I'm not sure how good the language model in DALL•E 2 is, but asking it for "Umfana nentombazane badlala ngebhola epaki elihle elinelanga elinesihlahla, umthwebuli wezithombe, uchwepheshe, 4k" didn't produce anything close to the English that I asked Google Translate to turn into Zulu: https://github.com/BenWheatley/Studies-of-AI/blob/main/DALL•... (And for the latter, that might be why it did what it did with the Somali). |
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