Open-Book Exam, Printed ChatGPT Weights
Description
A dark-mode tweet by Owen (@O42nl) says, "Printed the chatgpt weights and will be multiplying matrices for each question (hope each question isn't too many tokens)" followed by "Prof said we can bring whatever to the open book exam as long as it is on printer paper". The attached photo shows a thick stack of printer paper covered with dense rows of decimal numbers, resembling model weights or matrix values. The humor comes from taking "open book" literally for an LLM: instead of asking ChatGPT, the student would manually run inference by doing matrix multiplication on paper.
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The proctor allowed notes, not a human TPU with a pencil and commitment issues.
If only OpenAI were actually true to their name Comment deleted
Must be a Microsoft employee Comment deleted
Iirc there were some research papers where they pulled the data on which chatgpt was trained as well as they reverse engineered how it was done Comment deleted
And they've said it was dumb and could've been done far better Comment deleted
Why not doing better? Comment deleted
But why? Comment deleted
I dont know what this is Comment deleted
Embeddings for AI Comment deleted