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Of course there is strong correlation. That is literally what it was designed to do. The problem is that it will simultaneously say that "cow eggs are bigger t
by otikik 3y ago
Of course there is strong correlation. That is literally what it was designed to do.
The problem is that it will simultaneously say that "cow eggs are bigger than chicken eggs", with the same confidence (and in a way that correlates well with human evaluators).
https://www.reddit.com/r/Funnymemes/comments/10ohd2n/chatgpt_is_learning_but_still_lacks_real_life/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Funnymemes/comments/10ohd2n/chatgpt...
So when you get an evaluation you are playing the russian roulette - you may get a decent result, or you may get cow eggs.
- flangola7 3y agoI just asked and it told me cows are mammals and do not lay eggs. That Reddit post is not even GPT-4 and is 5 months old, which may as well be the 19th century on AI tech timescales.
- albrewer 3y agoThe post you're replying to is a case in point. This time it's cow eggs; what next?
- otikik 3y agoYou are concentrating on the details and avoiding the point. The point is that the tool fails, and it is known to fail, so much that we even have a name for the times when it fails - hallucinations. I have been calling them cow eggs because that's a nice mental image and I didn't want to have to remember for the proper English term. I will continue calling them cow eggs.