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It’s fitting a function to data and guessing the value of the function for a new input. It does not know what is under the hood of the function, etc., and see t
by quantum_state 3y ago
It’s fitting a function to data and guessing the value of the function for a new input. It does not know what is under the hood of the function, etc., and see the implications when the function produces a wrong value … etc.
- astrange 3y agoIt can do that. Verifying an answer is just another algorithm it can learn. LLMs mostly can't do math but that, like most of their other flaws, is because of the tokenizer.