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ChatGPT doesn't like it, if you ask it to model many world scenarios through conversation. The watchdog bites after you get to a depth of > n^3. But then do we
by PicassoCTs 3y ago
ChatGPT doesn't like it, if you ask it to model many world scenarios through conversation. The watchdog bites after you get to a depth of > n^3.
But then do we humans handle ambiguity any different? Consider chess. Many scenarios, but a human can only handle so many at the same time and choose one with the perceived interesting scenario trees down the road from that choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtgA4u8V_TQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtgA4u8V_TQ
To not model it all is to human. Most likely it will become as lazy as we humans are when it comes to earlying-out of mental tasks. To get the watchdog to bite at that, that would be a interesting AI model. Like the first answer is always wrong.