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Interestingly, we actually do exactly that, although our underlying LLM is OpenAI-based, so we would have avoided the error in the first place :) > I disagree
by johntiger1 3y ago
Interestingly, we actually do exactly that, although our underlying LLM is OpenAI-based, so we would have avoided the error in the first place :)
> I disagree with the idea that this is basic human anatomy
When I say basic, I mean something taught in second or third year anatomy or physiology courses; or first year medical school.
- ianbutler 3y agoFair enough, It's still more specialized knowledge and I'd guess Anthropic's training corpus is light on it. If I recall correctly OpenAI included a lot of textbook knowledge.
- haldujai 3y agoNo you're right. He's using an incredibly obscure term (caval hiatus rather than caval opening/foramen/aperture) for a mild-moderately obscure question. Nevertheless I would wager most clinicians (except for surgeons, radiologists or cardiologists) wouldn't know the answer to this question. You learn this in first year of medical school and then forget it.
- haldujai 3y agoOut of curiosity what stage are you in your medical training? You will never hear "caval hiatus" after pre-clerkship.