Jevchat turns Jev into a chatbot, and the results are hilarious
I turned Jev into a (lousy) chatbot
Jevchat is a fun experiment that repurposes Jev, a decision model, as a chatbot by asking it to pick the next symbol from an alphabet at each step. It offers multiple sampling strategies and alphabets, with the hypothesis presentation—where options are the resulting texts—tripling top-1 accuracy. The cost is impractical and the results are hilarious, but it's a fascinating look at using decision models for generation.
The idea is for fun, the cost is somewhat impractical, and the results are hilarious.
- ericpruitt
It's the digital equivalent of Morty speaking with the death crystal: https://youtu.be/YjepJlvkdKs?t=51. The crystal shows him how he will die, so he iteratively determines his speech based on whether he sees himself dying with the life he wants.
- OtherShrezzing
>> write me a short story
> a story
I think this is the first time I’ve knowingly laughed at a model’s joke.
- K0IN
I saw a lot of ppl think about what jev could use under the hood and could someone explain why this can't just be an embedding model where we just embed all the input + decisions and give back the cosine (or whatever) similarities?
- yipinwong
Given Jev does System 1 thinking, this would be equivalent to your ADHD heavy friend.
- nowittyusername
i think the next step is make Jev a emoji bot... The architecture and its limitations would work well in that regime imo better then human language.