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> but most people <=100 iq This is incorrect, IQ tests are normally scaled such that average intelligence is 100, and such that they are approximately normally
by disgruntledphd2 1y ago
> but most people <=100 iq
This is incorrect, IQ tests are normally scaled such that average intelligence is 100, and such that they are approximately normally distributed so that most people will be somewhere between 85-115 (66% on average).
- anonzzzies 1y agoYep and those people can never 'win' against current llms, let alone future ones. Outside motorcontrol which I specifically excluded. 85 is special housing where I live... LLMs are far beyond that now.
- disgruntledphd2 1y agoI'm not convinced this is true. I suspect that they'd mostly fail a version of Ravens matrices that didn't appear in the training set.
- rhdjsjebshjffn 1y agoHow are you living such that you're regularly pitting humans against computers Not only is this unbelievable, it's reprehensible
- selcuka 1y ago> but most people <=100 iq > average intelligence is 100 You both are saying the same thing. IQ is defined such that both average and mean would be equal 100. The combination of sub-100 and exactly-100 would be more people than above-100, hence "most people <=100 iq".
- tptacek 1y agoBoth average and mean, you say.
- selcuka 1y agoOops, I meant both median and mean.
- rhdjsjebshjffn 1y agoFrankly I have no clue what value the term "average" has after trying to follow this conversation.