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> It is basically like having an incredibly smart engineer/scientists/philosopher/etc It is a copy/paste machine that strings together words to make sentences
by braingenious 4y ago
> It is basically like having an incredibly smart engineer/scientists/philosopher/etc
It is a copy/paste machine that strings together words to make sentences that look like sentences it’s read.
So it’s like an incredibly smart engineer/scientist/philosopher that does not and fundamentally cannot understand any of those concepts (or any concepts at all.)
A parrot that can recite Macbeth’s monologue is not a s Shakespeare scholar.
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- thaw13579 4y agoI asked it to explain some very technical medical testing procedures to me "like I was five years old". It completely nailed it by truly reducing it to its essence and using appropriate metaphors that a child would understand (coloring books). Because of how niche the topic is, I'm fairly sure no such text exists in the training corpus. I'm not sure whether this constitutes "understanding", since that term usually applies to people's cognitive states; however, if a student provided this answer on an exam, they would certainly convince the examiner and pass the test!