Cara Santa Maria

They're just like these things that aren't easy to overcome.

And we got to do it for science research as well, right?

You have to use context.

Obviously, people are different.

And by the way, cats are especially adept at hiding any problems they're having, more so than dogs.

That's why I think it would be easier for an LLM to do that.

Me too.

Because I would think it would be able to turn that off.

See, my knee-jerk reaction to this would be something like, it depends on the prompt.

If you specifically say what color is something, then I would think the LLM would be like, okay, I'm in image mode.

I'm not in that other mode where I'm dealing with words as tokens.

I'm going to switch colors.

to an image mode so that you're just purely looking at whatever the color is and not even trying to read.

That's what I thought, too.

Read the color.

Read the color to me is not the way I would phrase it.

And not just illustrating.

That's why sometimes I will craft a prompt and just use that same prompt over and over because it just forgets after a few.

It forgets.

It forgets.