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The Evolution & Backclash of Developers Using ChatGPT

ChatGPT made a revolution in human life, it changed many of their lives. Two Months ago I saw a great example of it. Using ChatGPT & LinkedIn, businessman Iwan Richard — Founder & CEO of Reneonix should bring their business to the next level. To know more about their journey check the Being Scenius with Sriram Selvan Podcast the link is below 👇

ChatGPT also plays an important role in my learning journey. So, I like to write a blog about “The Evolution & Backclash of Developers Using ChatGPT”.

Note: Here I write the blog from my perspective, it may be changed for you.

What makes the 100 Million People use the ChatGPT actively in just two months after their launching?

Source: ui42.com

Before the arrival of ChatGPT, the Internet plays a key role in learning anything. The process of visiting many websites and reading many things such as Blogs and articles is good for gaining knowledge. But it consumes more time and makes them tired. ChatGPT changes all things in time of arrival. It gives solutions for most things and explains easily in a way even understand by the children. But at the time of arrival, it does not give solutions for the present-day related questions. But that should be solved and made possible by using various methodologies and advancing the ChatGPT.

But only that reason for using ChatGPT by a million users?

No, ChatGPT has been used by various people for various things. Like learning anything as easily, drafting mail professionally, more and more. Due to the tuning of the AI Model as perfect, they should not answer for bad things. Such a question is related to do crimes. That sounds interesting, right? It has done all things as good with the restrictions of helping bad things. So, it’s good only.

To be frank no. But Why?

Because ChatGPT makes the work easy. For Developers, it gives the basic code and even gives good code then the beginner level developers. However, the developers need sufficient knowledge to explain that code and fix the bug given by ChatGPT. Even Foreign IT Companies are allowed to use ChatGPT and other AI for development. But they expect basic knowledge at the time of their entry into their company. They did not like to hire persons who just copied and pasted the code without the knowledge of how the coding works.

The problem arises for the beginners. One who starts using ChatGPT in their earlier stage is affected in two ways. First, they change them as lazy to code. Due to laziness after some time they struggle to code without ChatGPT. So, they also lose their confidence themself. Like “I Should not code as well or I am not a good developer” and due to laziness, they lose their problem-solving skills. Even the person who has good knowledge in the time of going to the companies for an interview, due to their high dependence on ChatGPT in time of practice, lacks code at the selection round. Second, in time of start learning no one is perfect. No one should develop a website like “Netflix” as straightly. But the ChatGPT had been done that. Here they imagine the AI should replicate the Developer's work as soon. Maybe it is possible but for that also need humans as a main player and just AI as a tool. Because it works by pre-training and scraping data from the web.

What is the Solution?

  1. Using AI such as ChatGPT as a tool makes no trouble. However using that as an overload makes the developers lazy, which makes them lose their problem-solving skills.
  2. Using ChatGPT at the time of beginning the journey in coding causes more trouble than expected. Why? Because it gives unnecessary thinking, does not help to gain knowledge & more. The Error makes the developer's life as good. So, trying to solve the error yourself in the beginning gives a healthy journey.

In conclusion using AI in development as a tool makes life as more easier, helps debug easily, and is enormously helpful usage. But using it over time gives only trouble.

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ChatGPT & RLHF

Source: itknowledgezone.com

Today I am back with an interesting topic, which I would like to share with you guys. Nowadays we all use AI as normal in our life. But actually, the use of AI begins with one AI. Which is ChatGPT. Did you think about it? How does the ChatGPT give more and more data as it is mostly accurate?

The Blog is about that only. Come on guys, have a joyful dive.

Source: upcoretech.com

The ChatGPT uses the technique or methodology of Reinforcement Learning From Human Feedback(RLFH). It looks complex, right? It’s a simple concept.

In our childhood, when we play in the ground we eat the sand right like God Krishna. But we do not show the whole universe in our mouths like them. I just take that example here. When Mother saw that they had beaten us and said not to do? Likewise in our school, when we got the first mark our mother appreciated us.

Here we learn what to do? by the feedback.

Here the AI should Rewarded(Positive Feedback) when they have perfectly done that or Otherwise they get Penalties(Negative Feedback). As a result, they change as per the feedback. The same thing here is done by Reinforcement Learning. They try a lot of things. This means here they give various results and get a lot of Feedback. By that, they learned, what need to do and don’t.

Now the question comes to your mind such as “How is this used by ChatGPT?”

We all know ChatGPT is used by a lot of people in various ways. We also know that it’s just an AI that replies to us as per the pre-trained data or already existing data. But people should ask the real-time data. For example, the model should be trained and launched during Joe Biden’s presidency. At the time, the model was fine-tuned to provide accurate and contextually relevant information about policies, initiatives, and events related to Joe Biden. However, after the next election, Donald Trump became the president. But still, the ChatGPT should give the same result as Joe Biden it’s an incorrect and also an outdated response right? To prevent that the methodology of Reinforcement Learning is used.

To give real-time data, they should not only use this RLHF method. They also use Web Scrapping to get data & more other things. But the RLHF is also an important thing to give Real-time data by the ChatGPT. Because now the ChatGPT is not only the Chatbot AI or just a text-based AI. Now the ChatGPT 4 is an Multimodal AI. To learn more about Multimodal AI check the link: https://cloud.google.com/use-cases/multimodal-ai

Source: https://medium.com/lansaar/understanding-multimodal-ai-6d71653994a2

For that, they should use various methodologies to tune the modal to give better results for the users. But this RLHF methodology is more interesting than others for me. So, I like to share it with you guys.

Note: Even the ChatGPT uses the methodology of Reinforcement Learning it’s trying to give more accuracy. But the result is not 100% perfect till now. Which means till 07/01/2025.

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Ever Wonder How AI "Sees" Like You Do? A Beginner's Guide to Attention

By: angu10
19 February 2025 at 02:05

Understanding Attention in Large Language Models: A Beginner's Guide

Have you ever wondered how ChatGPT or other AI models can understand and respond to your messages so well? The secret lies in a mechanism called ATTENTION - a crucial component that helps these models understand relationships between words and generate meaningful responses. Let's break it down in simple terms!

What is Attention?

Imagine you're reading a long sentence: "The cat sat on the mat because it was comfortable." When you read "it," your brain naturally connects back to either "the cat" or "the mat" to understand what "it" refers to. This is exactly what attention does in AI models - it helps the model figure out which words are related to each other.

How Does Attention Work?

The attention mechanism works like a spotlight that can focus on different words when processing each word in a sentence. Here's a simple breakdown:

  1. For each word, the model calculates how important every other word is in relation to it.
  2. It then uses these importance scores to create a weighted combination of all words.
  3. This helps the model understand context and relationships between words.

Let's visualize this with an example:

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In this diagram, the word "it" is paying attention to all other words in the sentence. The thickness of the arrows could represent the attention weights. The model would likely assign higher attention weights to "cat" and "mat" to determine which one "it" refers to.

Multi-Head Attention: Looking at Things from Different Angles

In modern language models, we don't just use one attention mechanism - we use several in parallel! This is called Multi-Head Attention. Each "head" can focus on different types of relationships between words.

Let's consider the sentence: The chef who won the competition prepared a delicious meal.

  • Head 1 could focus on subject-verb relationships (chef - prepared)
  • Head 2 might attend to adjective-noun pairs (delicious - meal)
  • Head 3 could look at broader context (competition - meal)

Here's a diagram:

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This multi-headed approach helps the model understand text from different perspectives, just like how we humans might read a sentence multiple times to understand different aspects of its meaning.

Why Attention Matters

Attention mechanisms have revolutionized natural language processing because they:

  1. Handle long-range dependencies better than previous methods.
  2. Can process input sequences in parallel.
  3. Create interpretable connections between words.
  4. Allow models to focus on relevant information while ignoring irrelevant parts.

Recent Developments and Research

The field of LLMs is rapidly evolving, with new techniques and insights emerging regularly. Here are a few areas of active research:

Contextual Hallucinations

Large language models (LLMs) can sometimes hallucinate details and respond with unsubstantiated answers that are inaccurate with respect to the input context.

The Lookback Lens technique analyzes attention patterns to detect when a model might be generating information not present in the input context.

Extending Context Window

Researchers are working on extending the context window sizes of LLMs, allowing them to process longer text sequences.

Conclusion

While the math behind attention mechanisms can be complex, the core idea is simple: help the model focus on the most relevant parts of the input when processing each word. This allows language models to understand the context and relationships between words better, leading to more accurate and coherent responses.

Remember, this is just a high-level overview - there's much more to learn about attention mechanisms! Hopefully, this will give you a good foundation for understanding how modern AI models process and understand text.

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