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I think the real killer feature would be that they stop making basic mistakes, and that they gain some introspection. It's not a problem if they're wrong 30% of
by fluoridation 11mo ago
I think the real killer feature would be that they stop making basic mistakes, and that they gain some introspection. It's not a problem if they're wrong 30% of the time if they're able to gauge their own confidence like a human would. Then you can know to disregard the answer, or check it more thoroughly.
- xpe 11mo ago> It's not a problem if they're wrong 30% of the time if they're able to gauge their own confidence like a human would. This is a case where I would not use human performance as the standard to beat. Training people to be both intellectually honest and statistically calibrated is really hard.
- fluoridation 11mo agoPerhaps, but an AI that can only answer like a precocious child who's spent years reading encyclopedias but has not learned to detect when it's thinking poorly or not remembering clearly is much less useful.