>>23173473i don't think those are real parameters
there's nothing hard coded which you could alter by talking to the thing
i think the modern consumer LLMs are based on recurrant neural networks, which is what allows them to have "memory" of the previous things you've said, allowing you to have "conversations"
normally you feed a neural network some data (in this case a prompt) and it spits something out, there's no memory of any kind
with RNNs, each pass you feed to it actually ALTERS the weights of the neurons
every time you feed it a prompt, the structure of the running model changes slightly
with enough changes, the model can become schizophrenic and unpredictable
this is why the companies set a limit of 100 prompts or whatever, before you have to start a new conversation (reset the model to its baseline trained state)
