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> Oh, I'm glad you popped out of the womb fully trained. As for the rest of us we have to go through a learning curve of gaining experience that takes years. Y
by renonce 4y ago
> Oh, I'm glad you popped out of the womb fully trained. As for the rest of us we have to go through a learning curve of gaining experience that takes years.
You did pop out of the womb fully trained to use ChatGPT. Now you're left with the task of using it correctly and spotting its mistakes, which is a subject that by definition can only be done by humans.
Right now ChatGPT is as much as its training data and it doesn't understand what it's not trained to understand. A lot of real-world experience remain in human brains and not recorded in any digital form.
- jamilton 4y agoYou do not pop out of the womb knowing how to write or use a keyboard.
- verdverm 4y agoEvolution did a lot of pretraining, there are dedicated structures and areas in the brain for many tasks which we are good at, such as language and facial recognition.
- tekknik 4y agoJust stop, this entire argument that a child comes out capable of speaking, understanding speech, and other concepts, is just ridiculous. We all know a child doesn’t come from the factory this way, we can stop over thinking it.
- verdverm 4y agoDid I say anything about what a newborn's capabilities are, or are you placing words in someone else's mouth. I would invite you to look at the research around brain structures and then try to refute that we have dedicate structures in the brain that developed through evolution. Obviously they are not refined at birth, the fine tuning happens through experience and environment. However the structures and propensity are certainly there at birth
- tekknik 4y ago> Obviously they are not refined at birth There we go, stop gaming the English language.