AI & Machine Learning

Build a Jev-Style Decision Model from an LLM, Part 3: Training the Jev Head

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A new approach to building decision-making AI models, akin to the Jev project, has demonstrated promising results by training a small "pointer head" on top of a frozen, pre-existing language model. This technique allows for effective decision-making with minimal

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