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In two words "book smart". In more words, "of course it's stupid, it's as complex as a mid-sized rodent where we taught it purely by selective breeding on gett
by ben_w 8mo ago
In two words "book smart".
In more words, "of course it's stupid, it's as complex as a mid-sized rodent where we taught it purely by selective breeding on getting answers right while carefully preventing any mutations which made their brains any bigger".
- cucumber3732842 8mo agoIt's basically plotting the dots of all easily accessible written word to find your words, finding the words that are answers to your words and then charting a line through them no matter how scattered those points may be, and spitting that back out. It doesn't "know" anything nor is it reasoning even if the results are similar. You have to come into it with the same "these people are only stupid and lack the experience to answer my questions despite thinking they do, they lack the world view to even process how I arrived at the parameters of my question(s)" apprehension like you would if asking reddit about some hazardous thing that would make them all screech. AI is the margarine to that butter. It's a technology with potential to deliver great value, but there are limitations...
- roysting 8mo agoNot to put too fine a point on your metaphor, but the different training methods deployed by ChatGPT vs Claude, for example, changes that a bit regarding who did the “selective breeding”, arguably nurture vs nature, respectively