Physicists at George Washington University have proposed a formula that can predict when AI chatbots will transition from normal to abnormal behavior.
Physicists at George Washington University have published a study proposing a formula to estimate how many "good" answers an AI chatbot can provide before it starts exhibiting "anomalous" responses. Early tests on small models showed the formula's predictions were 94% accurate (15 out of 16 explicit tests were correct).
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