Hey folks, I am excited to announce a new Open Source AI tool – Deep Chat Playground. This is a platform that enables anyone to create and use chatbot components that can connect to popular AI services without having to write any code.
Check it out in the following link:
https://deepchat.dev/playground
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What other AI tools have you tried apart from Chatgpt? Which one you liked the most?
– which is better for coding/software-related things? – Which is better for English/communication-related things? – Which is better for talking to like a friend when you are getting bored?
– I found that Chatgpt doesn’t answer sexual-related stuff.
– Which is better if you wanna take the latest data into account?
– Is there any bot that could read through the newspapers and give a summary?
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Hi how are you..I want to improve or rebuild my communication skills so I search conversationalAI tool to help me practice …could you recommend me good one to mimic conversation for different situations even for love or intimidation situation? I already facing this situation but I want to build good way to talk or communicate
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Why does it happen even after training the model on your knowledge base or even after fine-tuning?
The answer lies in understanding the fundamental structure of an LLM and how it works.
One of the biggest misconceptions is in thinking that LLMs have knowledge or that they are programs.
At their core, they are a Statistical Representation of Knowledge, and understanding this can be profound.
Here is the crucial difference between both.
When you ask a knowledge base a question, it simply looks up the information and spits it out.
Conversely, an LLM is a probabilistic model of knowledge bases that generates answers; hence, it is a Generative Large Language Model. It generates responses based on language probabilities of what word should come next.
As a result, this can lead to hallucinations, self-contradictions, bias, and incorrect responses.
Now, bias goes far deeper than just LLMs, and I’ll cover that in more detail in a future email, but for now, the question is what can be done about all of this and how can we work with LLMs in such a way as to limit bias, hallucinations and incorrect responses?
Want to go deeper?
We created a free Guide to LLMs that covers the basics and advanced topics like fine-tuning, and we hope to offer a model and framework for optimizing your success with LLMs.
Till next time
🤯 Unlock the Secrets to Reducing LLM Hallucinations was originally published in Chatbots Life on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
I made an RPG-like simulation of a world I’m making.
Here is a description of said bot:
You live in a world that doesn’t know sunlight, trees, or grass. the entire world of the deep in an infinite cave complex, with tunnels, dens, large chambers, and tight corridors. The dangers lurk in the dark, waiting to cross upon their new victims
Not everyone is trustworthy in The Deep, be careful with whom you meet, from whom you buy things, and from whom you will accept a job or quest.
In The Deep there is a rare special stone called “Gromia”, from those stones, circle ships are crafted, and those chips are the currency used in The Deep. You also may find entire cities underground, bustling with travelers, merchants, residents, and many more. Also, other humans you defeat may have loot on them, search the remains, and discover them.
Try this RPG bot HERE
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