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P(correct) converges to zero, so you get almost certainly incorrect, at an exponential rate. The original choice of terms is not the most rigorous, but the reas
by vbarrielle 2y ago
P(correct) converges to zero, so you get almost certainly incorrect, at an exponential rate. The original choice of terms is not the most rigorous, but the reasoning is sound (under the assumption that e is a constant).
- hackerlight 2y agoP(correct) doesn't go down with token count if you have self-correction. It can actually go up with token count.
- littlestymaar 2y agoAh yes I didn't pay attention that it was the probability of being correct I misread it as the probability of being incorrect since the claim was that it diverged.