Oh you’re making a claim directly about other people’s approaches, not about what other people think about their own approaches. Okay, that makes sense (though I disagree).
Oh, I do think a bunch of my problems with WebGPT is that we are training the system on direct internet access.
I agree that “train a system with internet access, but then remove it, then hope that it’s safe”, doesn’t really make much sense.
I was suggesting that the plan was “train a system without Internet access, then add it at deployment time” (aka “box the AI system during training”). I wasn’t at any point talking about WebGPT.
Oh you’re making a claim directly about other people’s approaches, not about what other people think about their own approaches. Okay, that makes sense (though I disagree).
I was suggesting that the plan was “train a system without Internet access, then add it at deployment time” (aka “box the AI system during training”). I wasn’t at any point talking about WebGPT.