3 ms·
Hmm. And agent model for prompts we will ask K-12 math questions to? What are ultimately math questions often take lots of context to trudge through. It takes a
by meroes 2y ago
Hmm. And agent model for prompts we will ask K-12 math questions to? What are ultimately math questions often take lots of context to trudge through. It takes a solid core of natural language as well. I think there is always the need for a god model, because we want to speak in natural language as that’s easiest for us.
I’m not a theoretician nor scientist, but train models on math and logical reasoning. Some very simple word problems contains tons of context, like family trees, implicit information, etc. and the process of step by step reasoning, not just the final answer, requires even more natural language processing.
- CuriouslyC 2y agoYou don't need a god model to do that. You need a model that understands natural language really well and is good at identifying/extracting subtasks within a prompt, and then it needs to be able to dispatch those subproblems to the right place.