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Jesting Pilot's question is one, for a start. "Quid est veritas" can only be answered by one who sees.
by svieira 3y ago
Jesting Pilot's question is one, for a start. "Quid est veritas" can only be answered by one who sees.
- Closi 3y agoThat’s not a specific example question I can answer… and if it is I don’t understand it? If the question is just “what is truth?” then that’s something that’s something that’s pretty heavily in the training corpus and also something an LLM can pretty easily define.
- svieira 3y agoDoes it define it correctly? Can it tell? Can you?
- Closi 3y agoWell GPT responds by stating that the concept of truth is a complex and ambiguous philosophical concept, and that there are multiple definitions depending on the context (e.g. mathematical truth is different to scientific truth which is different to pragmatic/constructionist philosophical theories of truth etc). It provides a much better, more balanced and more refined definition of truth that I can manage... "Can it tell?" implies sentience - which I don't believe is required for AGI.