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The idea of "cognitive load" seems relevant in this scenario: If a human is asked to remember such details while having a chat conversation, it would likely gre
by drcode 4y ago
The idea of "cognitive load" seems relevant in this scenario: If a human is asked to remember such details while having a chat conversation, it would likely greatly decrease the quality of the conversation, as a lot of mental effort will be expended on following the rules.
To create the most intelligent chatbots, I would think a shorter and less verbose set of instructions is likely to result in better performance.
However, this is just a hypothesis, as I am not able to conduct experiments on chatbot performance like OpenAI can. It's possible that my assumptions are not be supported by the data.
- krackers 4y agoHumans do already have implicit rules baked in, it's called social etiquette. If you deviate from these rules you get weird looks. And for many people they do have to put effort into consciously following these rules, which makes them not so good at conversation.
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- deafpolygon 4y agoHuh! TIL.
- xipho 4y ago[flagged]