Bischoff, M.: Wie eine KI lernt, sich selbst zu erklären (2023)
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- Abstract
- Große Sprachmodelle wie ChatGPT und Co. neigen dazu, Dinge zu erfinden. Durch einen neuen Ansatz können die Systeme ihre Antworten nun erklären - zumindest teilweise. Vorstellung von Modulen (Luminous, AtMan), die die Zusammenstellung der Aussagen in den Antworten analysieren und erklären.
