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Exposure to our language is sufficient to teach the model how to form human-relatable judgements. The ability to execute tool calls and evaluate the results ta
by CamperBob2 1y ago
Exposure to our language is sufficient to teach the model how to form human-relatable judgements. The ability to execute tool calls and evaluate the results takes care of the rest. It's reasoning.
- garciasn 1y agoSELECT next_word, likelihood_stat FROM context ORDER BY 2 DESC LIMIT 1 is not reasoning; it just appears that way due to Clarke’s third law.
- CamperBob2 1y ago(Shrug) You've already had to move your goalposts to the far corner of the parking garage down the street from the stadium. Argument from ignorance won't help.
- int_19h 1y agoSure, at the end of the day it selects the most probable token - but it has to compute the token probabilities first, and that's the part where it's hard to see how it could possibly produce a meaningful log like this without some form of reasoning (and a world model to base that reasoning on). So, no, this doesn't actually answer the question in a meaningful way.
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