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I fully agree [0]. And I can see how my original comment was worded such that you'd think I wasn't taking that into account ("the reasoning"). When using ChatG
by mindslight 4y ago
I fully agree [0]. And I can see how my original comment was worded such that you'd think I wasn't taking that into account ("the reasoning").
When using ChatGPT, I can't help but thinking "this sounds like a high school essay". But really, it's not. Rather, it's someone who has college+ level of reading and studying, but has never had to have their ideas tested or scrutinized. A user of ChatGPT kind of mitigates this by asking for clarification, which is a form of learning in the specific session. But in the real world, ChatGPT-as-student would be adjusted with that feedback and then incorporate it into its overall model for serving the next user.
[0] For example, the SSC post about "predictive processing" resonated strongly with me
- jacquesm 4y agoIf they only add a feedback loop it will already improve hundredfold in a very short time with respect to the output because then suddenly people rather than endless unstructured input will guide the answers towards the expected outcome. That is definitely still a very far cry from actual intelligence but it may well become a lot more useful that way.