@mrsiipa There was a good one a while ago about using reflections and progressive scoring to mimic the “reasoning” behavior with o1 - I find this general approach works great https://t.co/ffwsoumqQs
@mrsiipa There was a good one a while ago about using reflections and progressive scoring to mimic the “reasoning” behavior with o1 - I find this general approach works great https://t.co/ffwsoumqQs
A lot of active research is happening around the best way to “program” an LLM, but one practical implication is that it can help to give the AI explicit instructions that go step by step through what you want. One approach, called chain-of-thought prompting, gives the AI an example of how you want it to reason, before you make your request. Even mo
... See moreEthan Mollick • Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI
e developed an intuition for the problem that allowed him to become more discerning about his next steps. He shifted from exploring the problem in an open-ended way to narrowing in on a solution
Timothy B. Lee • LLMs are much worse than humans at learning from experience
