Except if you make the output token temperature too cold, it has a higher tendency to get stuck in loops and the like. A little bit of actual randomness is important.
It’s not unique to AI, no, but no one said it was. My point is that the noise is important to the functioning of the AI - and makes it even less deterministic, which also makes it poorly suited to automation in critical systems.
Except if you make the output token temperature too cold, it has a higher tendency to get stuck in loops and the like. A little bit of actual randomness is important.
That’s just adding noise, it’s not unique to AI. It’s also used in audio and visual design, and even cryptography.
It’s not unique to AI, no, but no one said it was. My point is that the noise is important to the functioning of the AI - and makes it even less deterministic, which also makes it poorly suited to automation in critical systems.