Next-token prediction
The one thing a language model does - give every possible next token a probability. A token is picked (sampling), added to the text, and the whole text goes back in, again and again until an end token or a length limit. It's why answers stream in, vary between tries, and tend to keep an early mistake.
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You can describe the predict-pick-append loop and use it to explain streaming answers, different answers to the same question, and mistakes that snowball.
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You can describe the predict-pick-append loop and use it to explain streaming answers, different answers to the same question, and mistakes that snowball.
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