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I think it's pretty clear that there is something more than memorising examples from the training set going on. Look at this: https://www.johnfaben.com/blog/gpt
by loxali 6y ago
I think it's pretty clear that there is something more than memorising examples from the training set going on. Look at this:
https://www.johnfaben.com/blog/gpt-3-arithmetic https://www.johnfaben.com/blog/gpt-3-arithmetic
In which GPT-3 answers the question "what is one hundred and five divided by three?" with "35.7". It also gave several other close-but-not-correct answers. It seems pretty unlikely these are all present in the training set, and surely can't all have been lifted verbatim.
I agree systematic testing is probably more useful, but find it really hard to believe this is all happening without any sort of model of arithmetic.