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> A is B implies B is A. I get the overall idea, but this statement isn't always true, right?
by dr_kiszonka 3y ago
> A is B implies B is A.
I get the overall idea, but this statement isn't always true, right?
- xcv123 3y agoCorrect. Not in natural language. These are natural language systems, not logic systems. "The sky is blue" does not imply "blue is the sky".
- TeMPOraL 3y agoThere's an asymmetry here, too. "The sky is ${color}", with no extra context, has one obvious answer for us living here, today. Whereas for "Blue is the color of ${thing}", with no extra answer, there's an insane amount of equally sensible substitutions for ${thing}. Without extra content, the model has no reason to privilege "sky" over any other equally valid answer.