Keeping a second GPT-4 window open and asking it to verify information from the first seems to work pretty well. The models fail by guessing when uncertain, but they have no incentive to cooperate and back up one another's guesses. The problem with your solution is that it probably biases the model towards making up some papers just to fit the prompt and have a mix.

I'm familiar! I'm curious though if it can generalize well enough to play semi-competently without specialized training. Has implications for multi-modal models and robotics.

I'm curious if it can be instructed to play minecraft in a keyboard only mode simply by connecting a sequence of images to key stroke outputs.

The naval reactors are rad. Some very neat architectures on both the US and Russian side, and extremely good service records.

It's definitely a mix of poor design and operator error. In general, if the reactor is beginning to show behavior you don't understand, that's an emergency and you need to execute a safe shutdown immediately. When they got into the xenon pit behavior and didn't know what was going on, trying to power through it without actually understanding what was happening was idiotic.