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I hear this type of opinion expressed frequently by coders. I use ChatGPT pretty much every day (to help with various tasks) and there's just no way to hold on

by rvcdbn 4y ago

I hear this type of opinion expressed frequently by coders. I use ChatGPT pretty much every day (to help with various tasks) and there's just no way to hold on to this kind of belief after you get to "know" it at that level. It clearly can reason, maybe not in exactly the same way as a person. It is superior to the average person just in terms of following a logical argument in many cases. Maybe that is a low bar but I can't help but think that it is much higher than you think.

mcguire 4y ago
Try asking it one of Ray Smullyan's logic puzzles, like "There are two cities: one, a city of “knights” who always tell the truth, and the other of “knaves” who always lie. The residents of the two cities like to visit each other. One day, a man enters one of the cities, but doesn’t know which. What question should he ask to find out?" I had to add the part about the behavior of knights and knaves, because ChatGPT seems to recognize the puzzle but gets them wrong, and it seems to be completely ignoring the visiting behavior. Further, the answer doesn't really work.