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Arithmetic is a known-bad example because of how the tokenization works. Similar to calling a human unintelligent because we can't recognize bat calls. Additio
by sdenton4 3y ago
Arithmetic is a known-bad example because of how the tokenization works. Similar to calling a human unintelligent because we can't recognize bat calls.
Additionally 'can't do x, and is therefore a lookup table' is a very poor logical leap. Are humans who can't add just lookup tables as well?
- rcme 3y agoI would say that if you can't teach a human to add, then they might be a lookup table. Also, the tokenization is fine, as shown in other examples. Imagine we didn't call it arithmetic and instead used symbols a and b, s.t. a + a = a, a + b = b, and b + b = a w/ carry b. Binary addition really is just very basic logical rules on symbols.