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"understands" is not, as the author suggests, a matter of "semantics", it's one of the key concepts here. Objectively, don't we know that GPT-4 was built and t
by catlover76 3y ago
"understands" is not, as the author suggests, a matter of "semantics", it's one of the key concepts here.
Objectively, don't we know that GPT-4 was built and trained in a very similar way to GPT-3 and 3.5? Genuine question--that's true right?
If so, the difference is one of degree, as opposed to kind.