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Peter Attia recently spoke about a couple sports examples. In one, he asked “what was so special about the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?” and it reported a number of wr
by bumby 4y ago
Peter Attia recently spoke about a couple sports examples. In one, he asked “what was so special about the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?” and it reported a number of wrong facts, most importantly it named the incorrect winner of the race. On another question, he asked who was the best boxer from a list of candidates. He claimed it just recited a bunch of facts without actually answering the question.
To me, this implies that it may struggle when trying to make contextual connections. I.e. it may be better at answering “how” or “what” than “why it matters” or making value judgments
- NikolaNovak 4y agoThx; I wonder (and this is just the troubleshooter in me:) would we have gotten better results if we specified the year? (or was it already done in original)
- bumby 4y agoMaybe, but IMO that’s part of the problem. A human can understand someone is probably asking about a particularly controversial event without having to be prompted.
- bumby 4y agoJust as an additional test for contextual understanding, I asked ChatGPT "What's controversy surrounded the White Sox?" It correctly identified the 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal, but then it went on a complete tangent about how the Chicago White Sox logo is controversial because it is racially insensitive and promotes negative stereotypes about Native Americans. To my knowledge, the ChiSox have never had any Native American based logo and I suspect it is conflating them with another team.