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One example is to provide it a list of objects and ask it what would be the most plausible way to stack them without damaging the objects while also being stabl

by d_sem 2y ago

One example is to provide it a list of objects and ask it what would be the most plausible way to stack them without damaging the objects while also being stable. Optionally, you can ask the model to generate a rational for the solution provided. You can even invent a fictious object that has never existed, define it's properties, and ask the model to include it in the list.

seanthemon 2y ago
Sure the question may be unique, but you said unique scenario - this scenario is very well trained for.
- d_sem 2y ago
  In what way is it very well trained for?
  - fsndz 2y ago
    you have a lot of resources about similar problems on the internet. so LLMs will have some patterns to leverage even if it is not even sure if you will get correct answers.