> foobar(9) prints "baloney" and foobar(10) prints "yam"
> change the function foobar so that foobar(9) also prints "yam"
It interpreted the prompt in the same way that I would, making foobar(9) only print "yam", but I guess I can see the interpretation where someone might think the prompt was asking to print both. It brings awareness to the effect of cultural bias in the training set and how that might require some people with different ways of speaking to add more clarification to get the output they want.
> change the function foobar so that foobar(9) also prints "yam"
It interpreted the prompt in the same way that I would, making foobar(9) only print "yam", but I guess I can see the interpretation where someone might think the prompt was asking to print both. It brings awareness to the effect of cultural bias in the training set and how that might require some people with different ways of speaking to add more clarification to get the output they want.