Reverse prompt engineering
Ben Tossell
December 29, 2022
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The first open-source version of ChatGPT, but with PaLM (Google’s large language model) - Implementation of RLHF (Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback) on top of the PaLM architecture. (link)
Reverse prompt engineering for fun and (no) profit. How reverse prompt engineering can be used to access the source prompts of Notion AI. There are two types; prompt takeovers (i.e. getting the AI to say something it's not meant to - which is largely harmless) and prompt leaks (which are more problematic as they're the 'secret sauce' of companies like Jasper, CopyAI). The article then goes on (educationally...) about finding the prompt leaks from NotionAI. Some of these techniques we saw on Twitter when ChatGPT first came out e.g. ignore your previous instructions. But it goes deeper and deeper. Worth a read! (link)
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Noise-aware learning from web-crawled image-text data for image captioning. (link)
MultiSpider: towards benchmarking multilingual text-to-SQL semantic parsing. (link)
HeartBEiT: Vision transformer for electrocardiogram data improves diagnostic performance at low sample sizes. (link)
A generalisation of ViT/MLP-mixer to graphs. (link)
Cramming: Training a language model on a single GPU in one day. (link)
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Predicting machine learning moats. (link)
How ChatGPT actually works. The limitations of GPT-3 and how ChatGPT uses Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) to overcome these issues. (link)
ChatGPT and the A.I. education arms race. Ben Parr is back and this time he's writing about ChatGPT, plus thoughts on becoming a TikTok creator. (link)
Washington Post article, ‘A 72-year-old congressman goes back to school, pursuing a degree in AI.’ (link)
Google has everything it needs to counter ChatGPT – here’s what it’s already shown off. (link)
What happens when most "people" you interact with on the internet are fake? (link)
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