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Has there been any efforts in processing calculation prompts, where instead of letting it internally 'compute', it's trained to identify equations and process t
by evrimoztamur 4y ago
Has there been any efforts in processing calculation prompts, where instead of letting it internally 'compute', it's trained to identify equations and process them with an external calculator instead (perhaps one which outputs not only the result but the individual steps too)?
- obiefernandez 4y agoBeen wondering the same
- vutekst 4y agoYes: https://twitter.com/goodside/status/1581805503897735168 https://twitter.com/goodside/status/1581805503897735168
- visarga 4y agoLanguage models with toys. The calculator, Python REPL, search engine, database, simulation, games, other AI's can easily blend with large language models lifting some weight off their shoulders. For example, for a physics question the LM could write a small simulation, run the simulation and interpret results back to the user. That's possible when models can do code execution.