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Scored 83 IQ, 50th percentile on SAT, shows sophomore-level skill for math degree coursework.

• jll29 4y ago
  source?
  • carabiner 4y ago
    IQ test: https://twitter.com/sergeyi49013776/status/1598430479878856737?lang=en https://twitter.com/sergeyi49013776/status/15984304798788567... SAT: https://twitter.com/davidtsong/status/1598767389390573569 https://twitter.com/davidtsong/status/1598767389390573569 LSAT 40th percentile: https://twitter.com/pythonprimes/status/1599875927625764864 https://twitter.com/pythonprimes/status/1599875927625764864 Can't find the math one, but I think it was posted here a few days ago.
• tempestn 4y ago
  Any speculation on why it did better on the SAT than IQ? Somewhat more knowledge-based vs reasoning I guess?
  • deleted 4y ago
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  • whatshisface 4y ago
    I bet there are a lot of actual SAT question/answer pairs in its training data.
• logicallee 4y ago
  another way to frame it is that it is smarter than 1 in 7 adults, and the median high school student. Not bad for a robot. How long until they can cook or do household tasks as well as a twelve year-old unattended?
  • poglet 4y ago
    I've been experimenting with having it make recipes for me. It provided me a cake recipe however I didn't have the correct size cake tin, I asked it to change the recipe but use the size cake tin that I had. It was able to correctly adjust the ingredients. I didn't end up following the recipe because (just like the compiling problems with its code suggestions) I wasn't willing to spend a few hours and have it turn out bad. I would love to see a YouTube channel of someone following AI recipes, I wonder if it could come up with some unique foods. One thing I do enjoy using it for is providing healthy meal ideas.
  • mejutoco 4y ago
    That would require a body: robotic advancements and not "just" ai.