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One think I like about this effort is their attempt to factor out the cacheing of prior answers due to having asked a similar question before. Due to the nearl
by randcraw 2y ago
One think I like about this effort is their attempt to factor out the cacheing of prior answers due to having asked a similar question before. Due to the nearly eidetic memoization ability of LLMs, no cognitive benchmark can be meaningful unless the LLM's question history can somehow be voided after each query. I think this is especially true when measuring reasoning which will surely benefit greatly from the cacheing of answers from earlier questions into a working set that will enhance its associations on future similar questions -- which only looks like reasoning.
- rotexo 2y agoThis talk touches on similar points, I haven’t finished listening to it though https://youtu.be/s7_NlkBwdj8 https://youtu.be/s7_NlkBwdj8