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The footnoted papers mention GPT-4 in the title. Unless they're citing GPT3.5 results from papers with GPT-4 the name, which seems confusing.
by courseofaction 3y ago
The footnoted papers mention GPT-4 in the title. Unless they're citing GPT3.5 results from papers with GPT-4 the name, which seems confusing.
- lgas 3y agoThere are no actual footnote marks that connect any statements in the post to the footnotes, so there are no specific claims referenced. But if you read the actual text of the page, they say it compares favorably to 3.5 for some tasks. Which means it falls short of 3.5 for the rest and GPT-4 for all of them, or else they surely would have mentioned that as well.