A Mathematical Abstraction for Balancing the Trade-off Between Creativity and Reality in Large Language Models
Ritwik Sinha, Zhao Song, Tianyi Zhou

TL;DR
This paper introduces a mathematical framework to balance creativity and factual accuracy in large language models by modeling their trade-off through specific loss functions, enhancing their application versatility.
Contribution
It proposes a novel mathematical abstraction that quantifies and manages the trade-off between creativity and reality in LLMs using loss-based modeling.
Findings
A new loss-based model for balancing creativity and factual accuracy.
Mathematical abstraction enables controlled trade-offs in LLM outputs.
Potential to improve trustworthiness and versatility of LLMs.
Abstract
Large Language Models have become popular for their remarkable capabilities in human-oriented tasks and traditional natural language processing tasks. Its efficient functioning is attributed to the attention mechanism in the Transformer architecture, enabling it to concentrate on particular aspects of the input. LLMs are increasingly being used in domains such as generating prose, poetry or art, which require the model to be creative (e.g. Adobe firefly). LLMs possess advanced language generation abilities that enable them to generate distinctive and captivating content. This utilization of LLMs in generating narratives shows their flexibility and potential for use in domains that extend beyond conventional natural language processing duties. In different contexts, we may expect the LLM to generate factually correct answers, that match reality; e.g., question-answering systems or…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopic Modeling · Natural Language Processing Techniques · Multimodal Machine Learning Applications
MethodsMulti-Head Attention · Attention Is All You Need · Linear Layer · Label Smoothing · Adam · Absolute Position Encodings · Residual Connection · Dropout · Position-Wise Feed-Forward Layer · Layer Normalization
