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mozilla keeps saying its new "AI Help" feature is "trained on MDN articles" or "limited to MDN content", which makes it sound like they trained their own model or at least fine-tuned it
but that's not what's happening — as far as i can tell, what they actually do is find a couple MDN articles relevant to your question, send the ENTIRE CONTENTS off to ChatGPT, and ask it nicely IN ENGLISH to answer the question using only what's in those articles
absolutely miserable. i could just go to chatgpt et al. myself, ask it to roleplay as a helpful and accurate resource, ask the question, and get the same (bad) result. when will ai guys learn that These Things Cannot Actually Think Or Reason They Are Only Good At Putting Words Together Convincingly
yeah every ai project is literally just some string concatenation being fed to an openai api call
it would be funny if it wasn’t so sad
it's very funny that this was my first thought of how to do it as a lazy programmer and apparently no one came up with a next thought
can we get someone vaguely responsible at the helm of mozilla
please
while there's still a mozilla to salvage?
so basically just prompt injection. is that what training is now. why are llm bros
The sad part is, a) that's actually exactly how all these document summarization things work, and b) it's actually less inaccurate that way
