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My brain can navigate a computer interface without using word tokens, since I have tokens for navigating OS and browsers and tabs etc. That way I don't have to
by Jensson 2y ago
My brain can navigate a computer interface without using word tokens, since I have tokens for navigating OS and browsers and tabs etc. That way I don't have to read a million tokens of text to figure out where buttons are or how to navigate to places, since my brain is smart enough to not use words for it.
ChatGPT doesn't have that sort of thing currently, and until it does it will always be really bad at that sort of thing.
You are using a hand to hammer a nail, that will never go well, the solution isn't to use more hands the solution is to wield a hammer.
- cchance 2y agoWTF are you even talking about, we're talking about understanding and communication not taking actions, navigating an OS and browser, tabs etc are actions, not thoughts or communication. This model isn't taking actions there is no nail to hammer lol, and if their was you'd be smashing a brain into a nail for some reason.
- Jensson 2y agoThe topic is agents, the AI acting on your behalf, that needs more than text. What are you talking about?
- KoolKat23 2y agoYour brain is doing this without you realising, just because you aren't verbalising it doesn't mean it's not iterating through its own output and selecting the best answer. Some of our thinking is purely illusion. Models can also do this, some models like Gemini allow you to see this in action where you get to select the best answer, there's also behind the scene methods such as q-learning. When your muscle memory is instinctively clicking that start button, it's more akin to a very strong weighting after many sessions of reinforcement learning. Our brains may still be dumb but we can quickly say things like 1+1=...2 because we used reinforcement learning to strengthen the weighting back in primary school. We're not sitting visualising an abacus moving in our minds.