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That is not the Monty Hall problem, it is a trick question based on the Monty Hall problem. It's a reasonable test, and I see GPT-4 recognizes the problem AS WR
by QuantumGood 3y ago
That is not the Monty Hall problem, it is a trick question based on the Monty Hall problem. It's a reasonable test, and I see GPT-4 recognizes the problem AS WRITTEN, and perhaps "the Dumb Monty Hall problem" is some generally accepted standard that I haven't encountered before.
edit: "AS WRITTEN"
- sahila 3y ago"Understands" is too strong of a word, more that it recognizes the problem as written. Here's yet a slight variation - just as simple - but changed enough it now is wrong. https://chat.openai.com/share/22a9027f-a2c1-428a-94a2-8fd91850b469 https://chat.openai.com/share/22a9027f-a2c1-428a-94a2-8fd918...
- mckeed 3y agoThat's not GPT-4
- kevinmchugh 3y agoI saw it posted on Twitter some time last year. If LLMs are to be useful they should be capable of answering novel questions. This is only a trick question for an LLM. 2 of the 7 sentences plainly state the answer.
- QuantumGood 3y agoYou make a good point, but I have seen humans stick to what they know and ignore incredibly obvious contradictions. And there are similar trick questions designed to fool humans. This, though, is one that most humans would not be fooled by, as you point out.