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A human interpreting the prompt would see "asian" as being in contrast to "indian" in the language of the prompt... Not a level of comprehension that can be exp
by janekm 3y ago
A human interpreting the prompt would see "asian" as being in contrast to "indian" in the language of the prompt... Not a level of comprehension that can be expected of current models but maybe in a few years (months?).
- drcongo 3y agoI'm human. I interpreted Asian as from a non-specific part of Asia. I realise though that "Asian" has a very specific meaning in the US, but it's only the US that does this. For the rest of the world Asian means someone from Asia.
- janekm 3y agoThat's kind of what I meant... If a prompt specifies one "Indian", and one "Asian", that implies that the writer of the prompt doesn't think of Indian as Asian so probably from the US background.
- drcongo 3y agoThere's more than two countries in Asia. Could be one Indian and one Sri Lankan, which is what the old dude looks like to me.