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Recent advances in large-language models (LLMs) will probably power the next generation of chatbots. However, as Meta’s BlenderBot 3 public demo shows, making AI chatbots powerful enough to be useful while avoiding harmful responses is a nontrivial task. While LLMs will be used in many commercial applications in the near future, an open-world LLM-powered chatbot is probably not one of them.
Recent advances in large-language models (LLMs) will probably power the next generation of chatbots. However, as Meta’s BlenderBot 3 public demo shows, making AI chatbots powerful enough to be useful while avoiding harmful responses is a nontrivial task. While LLMs will be used in many commercial applications in the near future, an open-world LLM-powered chatbot is probably not one of them.
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