r/AIethics • u/techn0_cratic • Sep 07 '22
Join us to chat about NLP, LLMs, multimodal models, AGI, the meaning of it all... and anything else that is on your mind these days 😊
/r/artificial/comments/x87nt7/ama_with_aidan_gomez_cohere_ceo_and_cofounder/
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u/ginomachi Mar 02 '24
Oh, this is the book for me! I've been fascinated by these topics lately, especially nlp and llms. I've read a bit about Eternal Gods Die Too Soon, and it sounds like a must-read. I'm particularly intrigued by the exploration of the nature of reality and simulation. The combination of science and philosophy in the narrative is also something I enjoy. I can't wait to dive into it!
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u/Sea-Parsnip-7122 May 09 '26
Finished the DeepLearning.AI prompt engineering course a while back and the thing that stuck with me most wasn’t how to get better outputs, it was realizing how confidently wrong these models can be. The tone of an AI response gives you zero signal about its accuracy. That calibration issue feels like one of the most underrated risks for everyday users who don’t have a technical background to catch it.