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John Schulman

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03 / belief

Some of the people are very talented, and we even find that they're at least as good as us, the researchers, at doing these tasks and they're much more careful than us. I would say the people we have now are quite skilled and conscientious.

“Some of the people are very talented, and we even find that they're at least as good as us, the researchers, at doing these tasks and they're much more careful than us. I would say the people we have now are quite skilled and conscientious.”
Speaker
John Schulman
Publisher
Dwarkesh Podcast

08 / belief

On the other hand, I would also expect to gain a lot from doing practice at training time. So I think that you’d get the best results by combining these two things.

“On the other hand, I would also expect to gain a lot from doing practice at training time. So I think that you’d get the best results by combining these two things.”
Speaker
John Schulman
Publisher
Dwarkesh Podcast

09 / uncertainty

I don’t know if it’s a phase transition but I might expect the same out of models where there might be some capabilities that work at multiple scales.

“I don’t know if it’s a phase transition but I might expect the same out of models where there might be some capabilities that work at multiple scales.”
Speaker
John Schulman
Publisher
Dwarkesh Podcast

13 / evaluation

There are some algorithms that work this way, like mixture models or multiplicative weight update algorithms, where you have—I don’t want to say mixture of experts because it means something different—basically a weighted combination of experts with some learned gating.

“There are some algorithms that work this way, like mixture models or multiplicative weight update algorithms, where you have—I don’t want to say mixture of experts because it means something different—basically a weighted combination of experts with some learned gating.”
Speaker
John Schulman
Publisher
Dwarkesh Podcast

16 / prediction

I realized a lot of the things that people thought were flaws in language models, like blatant hallucination, could be not completely fixed but things that you could make a lot of progress on with pretty straightforward methods.

“I realized a lot of the things that people thought were flaws in language models, like blatant hallucination, could be not completely fixed but things that you could make a lot of progress on with pretty straightforward methods.”
Speaker
John Schulman
Publisher
Dwarkesh Podcast
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