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No, the LLM did not solve sudoku. They simply linked a sudoku solver to an LLM. All the LLM did was constantly invoke the solver. The solver can be downloaded
by gamblor956 3y ago
No, the LLM did not solve sudoku. They simply linked a sudoku solver to an LLM.
All the LLM did was constantly invoke the solver. The solver can be downloaded from github, and works independently of the LLM.
All that experiment demonstrated is that you can use an LLM to run through a state tree...which is something that simple machine agents have been able to do for a few decades.
- famouswaffles 3y ago>They simply linked a sudoku solver to an LLM. All the LLM did was constantly invoke the solver. No they didn't just link a solver. The LLM does the filling. It makes an attempt, the checker checks if it's a valid move for sudoku, If not then returns to the previous state(node) and so on until solved. The history of attempts is stored and retrieved every time the LLM backtracks