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Sure, what's your training corpus for that then? I find that fairly often if I'm really wrestling with a novel or difficult problem, I will work and work at it
by FuckButtons 2y ago
Sure, what's your training corpus for that then?
I find that fairly often if I'm really wrestling with a novel or difficult problem, I will work and work at it, and then one day I will wake up with the answer fully formed with no clear understanding of any of the thought processes that got me to arrive at the solution.
Are you going to record peoples subconscious as they sleep, how do you train on something that is so poorly understood in the first place? It's nonsense.
- KaoruAoiShiho 2y agoI'm sure if you take an hour to recall you'll be able to come up with a process. Or ask a philosophy professor who specializes in reason. But the easiest way I can think of ATM is to go through all the questions that AI currently fails on, and then have a human work through them and show the chain of thought a human would do, including the false starts, and describing the strategy pivots. Then generate your corpus based on that. However, that burns the problem-set so you'll have to constantly try to come up with new problems.