> In one task, for example, participants were asked how they could draw a circle without using a typical tool such as a compass. This is a completely useless q

> In one task, for example, participants were asked how they could draw a circle without using a typical tool such as a compass. This is a completely useless question. LLMs are trained only on language. Humans are trained both on language and on physical activities. The LLM has no conception of 'drawing'. It cannot draw. Its inputs and outputs are tokens. Humans can draw. A better question would be to ask it to compose stories... something it's trained on. In particular, it would seem to me that a multimodal model trained on both action, sensory information, and language, would be better able to innovate in this regard. How could ChatGPT have any true understanding of spatial responses... it's never moved anything in its existence.