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Making LLMs that don't lie? New paper suggests that larger LLMs have a sense of truthfulness as a feature. That this feature can be enhances and monitored and appear to exist regardless of the training data. This implies that it might be possible to only ask for truthful answers and this might give a solution to the problem of LLM "hallucinations." https://lnkd.in/etXGhaQS

I need an LLM to summarize all the document summaries that other LLMs have summarized.

Warning: Another LLM post ahead: Keep me honest here: I've come across more than a few LLM-related pieces that describe RAG as helping LLMs by providing the latter with "information outside their training datasets." As LLMs are static with respect to both their training and the data used for it, this doesn't seem quite right. Rather it seems to me (in my admittedly incomplete understanding of both LLMs and RAG) that it's more accurate to say that RAG helps LLMs by providing the latter with better prompts--the LLM isn't augmented with outside information so much as the prompt is enriched with it. An important distinction, or Scholastic hair-splitting?

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📚🍎To help your school navigate the new Title IX requirements that went into effect on August 1st, Miller Johnson created on-demand Title IX training as well as a variety of template documents and other resources. The new Title IX regulations will impose a number of new notice, training, record-keeping, and compliance obligations on schools, colleges and other entitles subject to Title IX. It is highly important to abide by these new regulations because the USDOE will be enforcing the new rules against schools/colleges (except those covered by an injunction). 👉To access these resources, they can be found here https://lnkd.in/g8hKEVFS

If you're a teacher facing a Teaching Regulation Agency investigation, the process can be overwhelming and affect both your personal and professional life. The TRA handles serious misconduct allegations, which could lead to prohibition orders, preventing you from teaching. In this article, Gareth Martin provides a comprehensive explanation of the TRA investigation process, covering everything from procedures to decision-making. At Olliers, we offer expert legal guidance, from responding to allegations to navigating hearings. Our experienced regulatory team is here to help. Follow the link below to read the full article. https://lnkd.in/eRp892D6

If you are looking to fine-tune the LLM model in an easy way you might want to learn about InstructLab https://lnkd.in/gwjFFcv5

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