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I thought training a model from AI data reduced its effectiveness? Wouldn't this mean they still did something crazy since they got the opposite results?
I don't think it's training from AI data, but rather distillation: which tries to mimic another model
So there's a difference in what's happening, one is taking the data as input and trying to form something new, while the other is trying to recreate the input
Ah I saw it mentioned but paywall blocked the rest lol
Distillation is basically reverse engineering for AI cool.