If you train it to play, then it will learn how to play. But personally, I would want any of my use of generative AI to be focused on problem solving. Having it play as part of inference wouldn’t impact the base model itself anyway, unless the results are included in the context of future inference calls. Is it valuable to consider different ways of training models? Sure, but anthropomorphizing models by talking about how they should be allowed to play as part of their development is pretty… Concerning. They’re not sentient, they don’t have feelings, they are mathematical models.
If you train it to play, then it will learn how to play. But personally, I would want any of my use of generative AI to be focused on problem solving. Having it play as part of inference wouldn’t impact the base model itself anyway, unless the results are included in the context of future inference calls. Is it valuable to consider different ways of training models? Sure, but anthropomorphizing models by talking about how they should be allowed to play as part of their development is pretty… Concerning. They’re not sentient, they don’t have feelings, they are mathematical models.