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How is a layman supposed to even know that it's testing on that? All they know is it's a large language model. It's not unreasonable they should expect it to
by SirMaster 2y ago
How is a layman supposed to even know that it's testing on that? All they know is it's a large language model. It's not unreasonable they should expect it to be good at things having to do with language, like how many letters are in a word.
Seems to me like a legit question for a young child to answer or even ask.
- stavros 2y ago> How is a layman supposed to even know that it's testing on that? They're not, but laymen shouldn't think that the LLM tests they come up with have much value.
- SirMaster 2y agoI'm saying a layman or say a child wouldn't even think this is a "test". They are just asking a language model a seemingly simple language related question from their point of view.
- groby_b 2y agolayman or children shouldn't use LLMs. They're pointless unless you have the expertise to check the output. Just because you can type text in a box doesn't mean it's a tool for everybody.
- SirMaster 2y agoWell they certainly aren't being marketed or used that way... I'm seeing everyone and their parents using chatgpt.