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How is anyone here so confident on GPT-4's abilities to reason or whatever, given you have zero idea what it was trained on and what it optimizes for? If I tra
by lionkor 4y ago
How is anyone here so confident on GPT-4's abilities to reason or whatever, given you have zero idea what it was trained on and what it optimizes for?
If I train an AI on, say, the works of 50 Cent, I'd be surprised if it can solve and explain a riddle to me - that would be very smart.
If it was trained on a massive database of riddles, however, it wouldnt be all that impressive.
How are so many people here so confudent about their intuition on what its trained on?
- precompute 4y agoQuestion the hype, you must not. I've been reading the discourse here and honestly not once have I ever read a reply wondering just where all the data "Open"AI has was acquired from.
- hajile 4y agoIt seems like an uncomfortable legal question of derived works violating copyright.
- fragsworth 4y agoIf you play around with it, you'll notice that it is capable of clearly reasoning about many, many things that haven't yet been explicitly written about or created.
- abrichr 4y agoCan you please share some examples?
- School-Cotton 4y agoInvent a simple board game and describe the rules, and it will play a game against you — not very well, but it can then explain why it lost and what a better move would have been. Note that we’re talking about GPT-4 here, not 3.5.
- lionkor 4y ago*to your knowledge. If you were able to search the chatgpt answers against a database of what it was trained on, you could make that claim, otherwise not