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"B is the son of A" doesn't follow from "A is the father of B". B could be A's daughter.
by sorokod 3y ago
"B is the son of A" doesn't follow from "A is the father of B".
B could be A's daughter.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoI feel this is usually a hugely asymmetric problem. The other example I've seen is the model being able to easily complete "The color of the sky is" with "blue", but then failing to complete "Blue is the color of" with "the sky". I say, d'uh, why would it? If you take the training data, or in general, imagine taking all that humans ever wrote or spoke in English to date, you'll expect to find an overwhelming amount of cases where "The color of the sky is" ends with "blue". However, "Blue is the color of" can easily have a hundred thousand different plausible completions, and "the sky" won't even be one of the more likely ones. In the absence of additional context that strongly hints at the answer, one should NOT expect a properly working LLM to frequently propose "the sky" as completion to "Blue is the color of".
- visarga 3y agoyou're right, replacing son with child