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The tic-tac-toe example really makes it clear that oh — this works by plagiarism. Until you see that one, it's kind of easy to forget.
by NoGravitas 3y ago
The tic-tac-toe example really makes it clear that oh — this works by plagiarism. Until you see that one, it's kind of easy to forget.
- MattRix 3y agoWhat about that example makes it clear?
- 95014_refugee 3y agoWhere do you think it got the game logic from? Recall that this is an LLM; it doesn't "think", it's just cutting and pasting "likely" scraps of things from its training set. At this point, the vast majority of those scraps were human-generated, so a) many of them work, and b) copying them in this fashion is plagiarism ("the offense of taking passages from another's compositions, and publishing them, either word for word or in substance, as one's own")
- olddustytrail 3y agoFrom someone else describing it, just as you did?
- MattRix 3y agoIt really doesn’t work by just cutting and pasting scraps, I think you might need to do a bit more research on how this stuff works.
- nine_k 3y agoThe industry has a number of repeating tasks ("Make me a CRUD app"), so "plagiarism", aka "following an example", can go a relatively long way. The interesting part is going to be stitching such parts together into a whole which has no direct analogs, but each stitching step does.