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changing all the names/avoiding common priors works better than trying to talk it out of memorization. Sometimes the latter works, sometimes not. GPT's trust th
by famouswaffles 4y ago
changing all the names/avoiding common priors works better than trying to talk it out of memorization. Sometimes the latter works, sometimes not. GPT's trust their memory quite a bit. To the point that just like people, they can ignore the output of tools if it looks off - https://vgel.me/posts/tools-not-needed/ https://vgel.me/posts/tools-not-needed/
- chrisco255 4y agoWhy should I have to avoid common priors? An intelligent system should be able to disassociate and work with the logic puzzle in an isolated fashion, especially after directed to ignore the TV show. That GPTs are easily fooled is nothing new. But there's a current hype phase for them that I think is excessive, and this example underscores that.
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- famouswaffles 4y agoI mean do whatever you want to do, i don't care lol. >An intelligent system should be able to disassociate and work with the logic puzzle in an isolated fashion seeing as some people have issues doing this and we still call humans generally intelligent, no Your example underscores absolutely nothing. It can do that sometimes...same as people. anyone looking to fool people can easily fool people. you've not made some giant revelation