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> They are not absurd, you pointing out a child doesn’t know the answer provides nothing of substance to this discussion. It does, because neither the child no
by dvt 4y ago
> They are not absurd, you pointing out a child doesn’t know the answer provides nothing of substance to this discussion.
It does, because neither the child nor ChatGPT are equipped to answer that question. Knowing about how AI models are trained and how future tokens are inferred, I think it's fundamentally absurd to think that ChatGPT can consistently give you the correct answer within any reasonable margin of error.
- nickthegreek 4y agoI think the margin of error for simpler tasks is relatively low. It seems everyone is testing its boundaries right now and finding out what tasks it can be used for and others that it will fail at due to the limitations of these LLMs. I’ve found many uses cases for it in my personal life where it performs from adequate to fantastic. I’ve rarely found failure scenarios because I’m not pushing those boundaries. I would not discount the simply things that are now possible for ordinary people because of ChatGPT accessibility.