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Which is wrong, no? Trains on separate tracks don't crash into each other. That trips up a significant portion of humans too though
by dmoy 3y ago
Which is wrong, no? Trains on separate tracks don't crash into each other.
That trips up a significant portion of humans too though
- Jaygles 3y agoAssuming the trains aren't wide enough to collide even if they are on separate tracks
- Sebb767 3y agoWhich would be quite unusual for normal trains. That being said, the question implies that they will crash into each other, so you could argue that this is a valid assumption anyway.
- pk-protect-ai 3y agoInconclusive. The model includes a disclaimer: "(or crash into each other, as stated in the question)." LLMs often take a detour and spill their guts without answering the actual question. Here's a hint suggesting that user input influences the internal world representation much more significantly than one might expect.
- tyingq 3y agoThat disclaimer is only there with GPT4-turbo. I assume I could experiment for a while and find something similar that trips it up fully.