Wrong understanding of LLM
I asked the following question to ChatGPT like app created by Datacamp in their course : Introduction to ChatGPT
What is the difference between LLM and ChapGPT?
ChatGPT misunderstood the meaning of LLM as Language Model for Legal Text and gave me this answer
LLM (Language Model for Legal Text) and ChapGPT are both language models
developed by OpenAI, but they have different focuses and applications.
1 LLM (Language Model for Legal Text):
◦ LLM is specifically designed to understand and generate legal text.
◦ It has been trained on a large corpus of legal documents, including
court cases, statutes, regulations, and legal opinions.
◦ LLM can assist with legal research, drafting legal documents, answering
legal questions, and providing legal advice.
◦ It is trained to understand legal concepts, terminology, and the
structure of legal arguments.
2 ChapGPT:
◦ ChapGPT is a variant of OpenAI's GPT (Generative Pre-trained
Transformer) language model.
◦ It is a more general-purpose language model that can understand and
generate text across various domains.
◦ ChapGPT is trained on a mixture of licensed data, data created by human
trainers, and publicly available text from the internet.
◦ It can be used for a wide range of tasks, such as drafting emails,
writing code, answering questions, creating conversational agents,
and more.
◦ Unlike LLM, ChapGPT does not have a specific focus on legal text and
may not have the same level of expertise in legal concepts and
terminology.
In summary, LLM is a specialized language model for legal text, while ChapGPT
is a more general-purpose language model that can be applied to various
domains.
Though the answer was wrong, I tried playing around with it and asked this new question
That was a very long reponse. Can you reduce that by half?
And it very obediently gave me this response
LLM is a language model specifically designed for legal text, while ChapGPT is
a more general-purpose language model. LLM is trained on legal documents and
can assist with legal research and drafting, while ChapGPT can be used for a
wide range of tasks across different domains.
I tried to correct it with this vague prompt, and I was surprised that it understood it !!!
LLM is not for legal text. I meant Large Language Models
It humbly accepted its mistake and gave me this reponse
Apologies for the confusion. LLM stands for "Large Language Models," which
refers to a class of language models developed by OpenAI. These models,
including GPT-3 and subsequent versions, are designed to understand and
generate text across various domains. They can be used for tasks like drafting
emails, writing code, answering questions, and more.
Disclaimer : All the text from ChatGPT like agent shown above are from Datacamp. I have formatted the text to make it more readable on the webpage