Right - 'logical' puzzles. There's an anchoring bias from decades of sci-fi that most people don't even realize they've internalized around what 'AI' can and c

Right - 'logical' puzzles. There's an anchoring bias from decades of sci-fi that most people don't even realize they've internalized around what 'AI' can and can't do. If you think about what information and information connections are modeled in social media data, there's quite a lot of things outside of "logical puzzles." The pretrained models likely picked up things like extensive modeling of ego, emotional response and contexts for generation, etc. But you'll be hard pressed to see those skills represented in what users ask models to produce, what they've been fine tuned around, or how they are being evaluated. Even though there's extensive value in those skills on the right applications.