Chris Olah

And you can get randomness is like the other thing. And just trying the prompt like, you know, four or 10 times, you might realize that actually like possibly, you know, like two months ago you tried it and it succeeded. But actually if you tried it, it would have only succeeded half of the time. And now it only succeeds half of the time. And that can also be an effect.

This feels like an interesting psychological question. I feel like a lot of responsibility or something. I think that's, you know, and you can't get these things perfect. So you can't like, you know, you're like, it's going to be imperfect. You're going to have to iterate on it. Yeah. I would say more responsibility than anything else.

This feels like an interesting psychological question. I feel like a lot of responsibility or something. I think that's, you know, and you can't get these things perfect. So you can't like, you know, you're like, it's going to be imperfect. You're going to have to iterate on it. Yeah. I would say more responsibility than anything else.

This feels like an interesting psychological question. I feel like a lot of responsibility or something. I think that's, you know, and you can't get these things perfect. So you can't like, you know, you're like, it's going to be imperfect. You're going to have to iterate on it. Yeah. I would say more responsibility than anything else.

Though I think working in AI has taught me that I like, I thrive a lot more under feelings of pressure and responsibility than I'm like, it's almost surprising that I went into academia for so long. Cause I'm like this, I just feel like it's like the opposite. Things move fast and you have a lot of responsibility and I quite enjoy it for some reason.

Though I think working in AI has taught me that I like, I thrive a lot more under feelings of pressure and responsibility than I'm like, it's almost surprising that I went into academia for so long. Cause I'm like this, I just feel like it's like the opposite. Things move fast and you have a lot of responsibility and I quite enjoy it for some reason.

Though I think working in AI has taught me that I like, I thrive a lot more under feelings of pressure and responsibility than I'm like, it's almost surprising that I went into academia for so long. Cause I'm like this, I just feel like it's like the opposite. Things move fast and you have a lot of responsibility and I quite enjoy it for some reason.

Yeah, I think that's the thing. It's something like if you do it well, like you're never going to get it perfect.

Yeah, I think that's the thing. It's something like if you do it well, like you're never going to get it perfect.

Yeah, I think that's the thing. It's something like if you do it well, like you're never going to get it perfect.

But I think the thing that I really like is the idea that like when I'm trying to work on the system prompt, you know, I'm like bashing on like thousands of prompts and I'm trying to like imagine what people are going to want to use Cloud for and kind of, I guess like the whole thing that I'm trying to do is like improve their experience of it. And so maybe that's what feels good.

But I think the thing that I really like is the idea that like when I'm trying to work on the system prompt, you know, I'm like bashing on like thousands of prompts and I'm trying to like imagine what people are going to want to use Cloud for and kind of, I guess like the whole thing that I'm trying to do is like improve their experience of it. And so maybe that's what feels good.

But I think the thing that I really like is the idea that like when I'm trying to work on the system prompt, you know, I'm like bashing on like thousands of prompts and I'm trying to like imagine what people are going to want to use Cloud for and kind of, I guess like the whole thing that I'm trying to do is like improve their experience of it. And so maybe that's what feels good.

I'm like, if it's not perfect, I'll like, you know, I'll improve it. We'll fix issues. But sometimes the thing that can happen is that you'll get feedback.

I'm like, if it's not perfect, I'll like, you know, I'll improve it. We'll fix issues. But sometimes the thing that can happen is that you'll get feedback.

I'm like, if it's not perfect, I'll like, you know, I'll improve it. We'll fix issues. But sometimes the thing that can happen is that you'll get feedback.

from people that's really positive about the model um and you'll see that something you did like like when i look at models now i can often see exactly where like a trait or an issue is like coming from and so when you see something that you did or you were like influential in like making like i don't know making that difference or making someone have a nice interaction it's like quite meaningful um

from people that's really positive about the model um and you'll see that something you did like like when i look at models now i can often see exactly where like a trait or an issue is like coming from and so when you see something that you did or you were like influential in like making like i don't know making that difference or making someone have a nice interaction it's like quite meaningful um

from people that's really positive about the model um and you'll see that something you did like like when i look at models now i can often see exactly where like a trait or an issue is like coming from and so when you see something that you did or you were like influential in like making like i don't know making that difference or making someone have a nice interaction it's like quite meaningful um

But yeah, as the systems get more capable, this stuff gets more stressful because right now they're like not smart enough to pose any issues. But I think over time it's going to feel like possibly bad stress over time.