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Jev reportedly classifies a poem as "code" rather than "language"

A user testing how hard it was to find adversarial examples for Jev says they found the poem for about $1.

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A user experimenting with Jev reports finding a poem that the model classified as "code" rather than "language." They say finding the example cost about $1, as part of an effort to explore how difficult it was to find adversarial examples.

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Alex Nichol@unixpickleI started playing with Jev. I wanted to see how hard it is to find adversarial examples for it. For about a dollar, I found a poem that the model classifies as "code" rather than "language".19d
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    Alex Nichol@unixpickleI started playing with Jev. I wanted to see how hard it is to find adversarial examples for it. For about a dollar, I found a poem that the model classifies as "code" rather than "language".19d
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