Conditioning, Prompts, and Fine-Tuning — LessWrong
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(Thanks to Evan Hubinger and Nicholas Schiefer for comments on these ideas.) …
x Conditioning, Prompts, and Fine-Tuning — LessWrong Language Models (LLMs) Outer Alignment Reinforcement learning AI Frontpage 38 Conditioning, Prompts, and Fine-Tuning by Adam Jermyn 17th Aug 2022 AI Alignment Forum 4 min read 9 38 Ω 17 (Thanks to Evan Hubinger and Nicholas Schiefer for comments on these ideas.) These are some notes on the relation between conditioning language models, prompting, and fine-tuning. The key takeaways are: Prompting and fine-tuning can both be used to condition language models. Prompting is quite restricted in the kinds of conditionals it can achieve. Fine-tunin
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