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Interesting analogy… Actually a damn good one because I'm having a hard time finding how it leaks :) I have to ask what definition(s) of intelligence we are us
by Karunamon 4y ago
Interesting analogy… Actually a damn good one because I'm having a hard time finding how it leaks :)
I have to ask what definition(s) of intelligence we are using here. There are multiple, and GPT satisfies some to some degree but not others. Emotion and self-awareness can probably be written off entirely. Some experimenting shows that it still sucks at logic when presented with a pristine problem (something that definitely is not in its training set); and I would say this is a requirement of a general intelligence, being able to take the knowledge it has and speculatively applying that to things it has no knowledge of using induction/deduction.
- PartiallyTyped 4y agoAs I have said in a parallel chain, ChatGPT has been able to solve programming assignments for 15-17 year olds written in Greek. The P it has seen those tasks in Greek before is approaching zero imho. > being able to take the knowledge it has and speculatively applying that to things it has no knowledge of using induction/deduction. One could argue that its 'confidence' is an example of speculatively applying what it knows. The problem is that the inference machinery behind it is quite weak.