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Lunchbreak #52: ChatGPT
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ChatGPT ist die neuste KI von OpenAI und Social Media ist voll von Beispielen, was diese KI kann. Auch wir wollen uns des Themas annehmen, was kann ChatGPT und wie ist das möglich? Außerdem haben wir ein paar lustige Beispiele für euch.
Quellen:
https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A8ljAkdFtg
Wenn ihr uns auf Spotify hört, habt ihr die Möglichkeit direkt mit uns zu interagieren!
Hier die versprochene Erklärung von ChatGPT zum Thema PPO
Please explain the PPO algorithm: (DeepL Übersetzung)
PPO, or Proximal Policy Optimization, is an algorithm used in reinforcement learning. It is a type of actor-critic algorithm, which means it learns both a policy, which determines the next action to take in a given state, and a value function, which estimates the long-term reward for a given state or action. PPO is an on-policy algorithm, which means it uses the current policy to generate data and then trains the policy using that data.
PPO uses a technique called the "proximal" method to optimize the policy. This involves limiting the change in the policy to a small, "proximal" region around the current policy, which helps ensure that the new policy is always similar to the current one. This can help prevent the algorithm from becoming unstable or diverging, and can make the learning process more efficient.
PPO also uses a technique called "clipping" to further improve the stability and performance of the algorithm. This involves clipping the probability of taking certain actions, which helps prevent the policy from becoming too confident in certain actions and reduces the likelihood of the algorithm taking extreme actions.
In summary, PPO is a type of actor-critic reinforcement learning algorithm that uses the proximal method and clipping to optimize the policy in a stable and efficient manner.
Can you explain this a little more simply for someone who doesn't know computer science? (DeepL Übersetzung)
Sure, I can try to explain it in simpler terms. PPO is an algorithm that is used to help a computer learn how to make decisions in a given environment. It does this by trying different actions in the environment and seeing how well they work, and then using that information to update its decision-making strategy, known as a "policy".
One key aspect of PPO is that it tries to avoid making too many radical changes to its policy at once, which can help make the learning process more stable and efficient. This is done using a technique called the "proximal" method, which involves only making small changes to the policy at a time. Additionally, PPO uses a technique called "clipping" to prevent the algorithm from becoming too confident in certain actions and potentially making poor decisions.
Overall, PPO is a powerful algorithm that can help a computer learn to make good decisions in complex environments, and is commonly used in fields like artificial intelligence and robotics.
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