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codeflo ◴[] No.42145710[source]
At this point, we have to assume anything that becomes a published benchmark is specifically targeted during training. That's not something specific to LLMs or OpenAI. Compiler companies have done the same thing for decades, specifically detecting common benchmark programs and inserting hand-crafted optimizations. Similarly, the shader compilers in GPU drivers have special cases for common games and benchmarks.
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darkerside ◴[] No.42146244[source]
VW got in a lot of trouble for this
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sigmoid10 ◴[] No.42146560[source]
Apples and oranges. VW actually cheated on regulatory testing to bypass legal requirements. So to be comparable, the government would first need to pass laws where e.g. only compilers that pass a certain benchmark are allowed to be used for purchasable products and then the developers would need to manipulate behaviour during those benchmarks.
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1. waffletower ◴[] No.42150309[source]
Tesla cheats by using electric motors and deferring emissions standards to somebody else :D Wait, I really think that's a good thing, but once Hulk Hogan is confirmed administrator of the EPA, he might actually use this argument against Teslas and other electric vehicles.