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Yes, you don't understand what I said. The model has no concept of true or false. It only has embeddings. If 'asked' a question it can see if that is consistent
by user_named 3y ago
Yes, you don't understand what I said. The model has no concept of true or false. It only has embeddings. If 'asked' a question it can see if that is consistent with its embeddings and probabilities or not. This is not a representation of the real world, of facts, but simply a product of its training.
- robbrown451 3y ago"This is not a representation of the real world, of facts, but simply a product of its training." Tell me how that doesn't apply to the human brain as well.