> which really isn't what this generation of models is trained for. Exactly. AI hypemen would have us believe that training ever-larger models on ever-larger d

> which really isn't what this generation of models is trained for. Exactly. AI hypemen would have us believe that training ever-larger models on ever-larger datasets is making meaningful progress towards general intelligence, but these kind of simple tests reveal this supposed "intelligence" for what it is: fancy pattern recognition. Questions that a six year old would easily answer, these models fail at.