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It really can't. It can finish some text though that infers the most likely completion taking into account tokens in the prompt and generated content.
by batch12 2y ago
It really can't. It can finish some text though that infers the most likely completion taking into account tokens in the prompt and generated content.
- HumblyTossed 2y agoI love the HN mindset. See, most people here have some aspiration towards being the next great CEO so of course AI can’t possibly do that job. But, sure, it can do everyone else’s job and even drive cars and fly planes. Please.
- djohnston 2y agoIt's pretty comical to read - "no no no, it can't predict THOSE tokens!!!" XD
- batch12 2y agoMaking intelligent decisions != predicting tokens. Current AI only resembles intelligence to those that don't understand it. It's a tool that should operate with the guidance of a human.
- HumblyTossed 2y agoIt is a statistical model. Why would it not be any better than a CEO looking at spreadsheets? (Rhetorical question.)
- batch12 2y agoBecause that's not all a leader does? Maybe it could replace some of the repeatable parts of spreadsheet looker worker's job though- or augment the decision making process of spreadsheet reader CEO if she's okay with hallucinations sometimes.
- djohnston 2y agoSufficiently advanced token prediction is indistinguishable from intelligence.
- batch12 2y agoSince you asked nicely- I have no real desire to be a CEO. I also have no yearning to work for a glorified shell script. There's a disturbing mindset shared by some people here who can't differentiate between intelligence and the babbling of a mechanical turk.