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Can you describe a test that would separate trivial pattern matching from true understanding?
by ALittleLight 3y ago
Can you describe a test that would separate trivial pattern matching from true understanding?
- lottin 3y agoA simple conversation would do.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoCould you share a conversation link with GPT-4 with either about a "list" or a "dog", to determine whether it truly understands one of those things compared to a human?
- lottin 3y agoI don't have a GPT account. I would start with: "Do you like dogs?" Next question: "Why?"
- mewpmewp2 3y agoIt kind of answered "why" for me """I think dogs are wonderful! They're known for their loyalty, playfulness, and their ability to bring joy to people's lives. What about you? Do you have a favorite breed or dog story?""" What do I ask next?
- lottin 3y agoThis reply sounds so fake that in my opinion should be enough to rule out any hint of intelligence. However if you insist I'd continue with this: "I'm not a fan of dogs. I do know a few dogs though. Sometimes I invite my neighbour's dog for dinner. He's got good taste, for a dog. The last time he came around we talked about the situation in the Middle East. Do you know a good book about this topic that I could recommend to him?"
- bongodongobob 3y agoJust did that. It seems to understand. Checkmate /fingerguns