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Except the machine can’t explain its reasoning, it will make up some plausible justification for its output. Humans often aren’t much better, making up a ratio
by eloff 4y ago
Except the machine can’t explain its reasoning, it will make up some plausible justification for its output.
Humans often aren’t much better, making up a rational sounding argument after the fact to justify a decision they don’t fully understand either.
A manager might fire someone because they didn’t sleep well or skipped breakfast. They’ll then come up with a logical argument to support what was an emotional decision. Humans do this more often than we’d like to admit.
- cypress66 4y agoNot true if you tell it to first explain step by step (chain of thought) and only then answer.
- eloff 4y agoI disagree, these kinds of models don’t do logical reasoning. What they do is predict the next word. You can get it to give you its reasoning, but it’s bullshit dressed up to be believable.