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Wouldn't you expect that an AI would eventually approach the average IQ of its training data?
by MrBuddyCasino 3y ago
Wouldn't you expect that an AI would eventually approach the average IQ of its training data?
- silveraxe93 3y agoNope. In order to minimise total loss it needs to be able to generate the whole spectrum of IQ.
- mungoman2 3y agoVery interesting. So if you want an intelligent model, you should train it on data that gives a high IQ score. You can then test a text to see if it increases or decreases the IQ of a model, if included in the training set. This makes it possible to classify text as "decreases intelligence" of "increases intelligence". Logical next step is to mark books based on the expected effect on intelligence.
- akasakahakada 3y agoWith the "in context" ability of LLM I think you can add one sentence like "as you were IQ185" to make AI ignore portion of its training data.
- bugbuddy 3y agoThe average IQ is 100…
- Tenoke 3y agoThe average IQ in the training data isn't 100. Higher IQ individuals likely write more online, higher quality datasets like Wikipedia are oversampled etc.
- pcthrowaway 3y agoYou must not spend too much time on Reddit...
- tmaly 3y agoBy country, it is not.