No, those concrete tests are mostly issues that researchers have been talking about for years, meaning that many of them appear on the Internet somewhere. Incr

No, those concrete tests are mostly issues that researchers have been talking about for years, meaning that many of them appear on the Internet somewhere. Increasing the volume of training data to hundreds of gigabytes likely meant that the exact questions and answers appeared in the training data. So GPT-3 didn't "smash them", it cut and pasted the answer from its training.