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It's hard to explain how it works, but it can certainly reason. Make up some rules for a simple game that doesn't exist, and then ask it to play. It's not terri
by svachalek 4y ago
It's hard to explain how it works, but it can certainly reason. Make up some rules for a simple game that doesn't exist, and then ask it to play. It's not terribly strong at this but in my experience it can perform like an elementary school student with an attention deficit, it forgets rules just when you think it has them pat. But there's some sort of logic in there. It's also rather good at explaining what made up code does and I'm not surprised it can pretend that code does what it's "documented" to do without seeing the code.