On stuff I’m not familiar with, I don’t notice at all. So these examples are not illustrative.
Give me three examples of explaining a bug in my code however, and I can pick it out immediately.
Give me three examples of explaining a bug in my code however, and I can pick it out immediately.
SynthID specifically mentions something similar: "It is harder to watermark factual answers because the model has fewer alternative word choices available without altering accuracy."
In the codebase, I do see the models finding alternative word choices -- and I hate them. Already in a highly technical latent space, it reaches for other highly technical word choices (which may be more accurate, but ones I am unfamiliar with -- like terms in ERP systems as it felt that was close but bring just technical jargon that i have to google what it is saying because i don't understand -- and i have to google the phase sentence as the words themselves are ok, just not how they are put together).
Today, i was stumped as it substituted a work with a word from another language!
"The four items the ledger had标 standing open..."