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It works like our own minds in that we also think, test, go back, try again. This doesn't seem like a failing but just a recognition that thought can proceed in
by m101 2y ago
It works like our own minds in that we also think, test, go back, try again. This doesn't seem like a failing but just a recognition that thought can proceed in that way.
- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoThe "failing" here isn't the short term functional gains, but rather the choice of architectural direction. Trying to add reasoning as an ad-hoc wrapper around the base model, based on some fixed reasoning heuristics (built in biases) is really a dead-end approach. It would be better to invest in a more powerful architecture capable of learning at runtime to reason for itself. Bespoke hand-crafted models/agents can never compete with ones that can just be scaled and learn for themselves.