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What is the answer supposed to be? Doesn't seem like a simple IQ question to me. print(f'{0x110c8531d0952d8:066b}') EDIT: A browser extension hid most of
by psyklic 3y ago
What is the answer supposed to be? Doesn't seem like a simple IQ question to me.
print(f'{0x110c8531d0952d8:066b}')
EDIT: A browser extension hid most of the number from my view, so this answer is incorrect.
- jabowery 3y agoIt doesn't take much to check the output of that and see it isn't off by a large amount. As for the answer, look at it in groups of 5 bits.
- psyklic 3y agoI don't see how arbitrary questions like this substantially show AGI. If there is a common solution, it could simply look up the solution. Also, AGI could be present just not in this very niche problem (that 99.9% of humans can't solve).
- jabowery 3y agoThe point of this "IQ Test" is to set a relatively low-bar for passing the IQ test question so that even intellectually lazy people can get an intuitive feel for the limitation of Transformer models. This limitation has been pointed out formally by the DeepMind paper "Neural Networks and the Chomsky Hierarchy". https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.02098 https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.02098 The general principle may be understood in terms of the approximation of Solomonoff Induction by natural intelligence during the activity known as "data driven science" aka "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics In the Natural Sciences". Basically, if your learning model is incapable of at least context sensitive grammars in the Chomsky hierarchy, it isn't capable of inducing dynamical algorithmic models of the world. If it can't do that, then it can't model causality and is therefore going to go astray when it comes to understanding what "is" and therefore can't be relied upon when it comes to alignment of what it "ought" to be doing. PS: You never bothered to say whether the program you provided was from an LLM or from yourself. Why not?