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I can't see why feeding it another 50, or even 500 papers is going to make it any better at making the categories of non-explicit inferences that its currently
by vkou 4y ago
I can't see why feeding it another 50, or even 500 papers is going to make it any better at making the categories of non-explicit inferences that its currently failing at, when the terabytes upon terabytes and hundreds of thousands of papers of training data did not.
It could train it to speak in the mannerisms of a particular author, but that's the least interesting thing in this context, and it'll still be speaking in banalities and nonsense.
- ShamelessC 4y agoGoing from "zero-shot" inference to many-shot is known to improve accuracy. I think you are moving goalposts a bit far! in any case. Sure, it's suffering at the college level; but the type of student using this isn't hoping for an A, they are hoping not to fail completely. Which, as far as I can tell - ChatGPT will give you about the same chance of passing as the existing strategy of "do it all in an hour before handing it in because you procrastinated". Probably better in the case of grade school.