Title: Understanding Instruction Updates in GEMs: Do You Need a New Chat?
In the realm of Generative Execution Models (GEMs), there’s often some confusion regarding how alterations to their base instructions take effect during conversations. A common question arises: When you update the instructions for a GEM while it’s actively engaged in a chat, should you initiate a new conversation for those changes to be applied, or will the GEM seamlessly adopt the new instructions in real time?
This is a crucial consideration for effective interaction with GEMs, and it impacts how we approach collaborative tasks. While it may seem convenient for updates to occur instantly, there are nuances to consider regarding the responsiveness of the model in ongoing dialogues.
If you’re pondering whether you need to start a new chat for the updated behaviors to become operational, you’re not alone. Many users have sought clarification on this topic.
We invite fellow users and experts in the community to share their insights on this matter. Your experiences can help illuminate the best practices for working with GEMs effectively.
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