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Yes, but so is telling if a photo contains a dog or understanding sentiment in a paragraph of text. Complexity isn't quite the issue, I think it is that there i
by jordan_bonecut 2y ago
Yes, but so is telling if a photo contains a dog or understanding sentiment in a paragraph of text. Complexity isn't quite the issue, I think it is that there is a distinction between the type of reasoning which these models have learnt and that which is necessary for concrete mathematical reasoning.
- slashdave 2y agoThe models do not reason. They have learned associations, because these associations have appeared in their training sets.
- mr_toad 2y agoThey also generalise and categorise and perhaps even form abstractions based on those associations. Those are the beginnings of reasoning. I expect that as the models grow more complicated so will their reasoning ability.