4 ms·
That answer is too easy. What does it mean to „understand it“? How do you know how you answer a question yourself? Presumably, what you mean is that you can
by quonn 6y ago
That answer is too easy.
What does it mean to „understand it“?
How do you know how you answer a question yourself?
Presumably, what you mean is that you can stop and _reflect_ on what was asked. You‘re aware of it. And if it‘s complicated you might be able to reason and break it down.
GPT-3 certainly doesn‘t do that, but all that means it‘s not conscious.
- rasz 6y agoNext step might be two/more GPT instances having internal dialogue, trying to achieve a consensus before giving its answer. Would also give us opportunity to peek inside its inner workings.
- jobigoud 6y agoOr a layered system. The surface instance takes the question and produce an internal "thought" out of it, a statement or question itself, and submits it to the layer underneath. This second instance works out a response / text extension to the statement/query from the surface, submits it up, and the surface layer generates the final answer by answering or extending the response of the sub-layer. This can be extended down or wide, with several instances representing different thinking modalities and the final answer being generated from all of them. Basically reproducing a neural net architecture but at the higher abstraction level.