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These faux questions always have a valid interpretation that the asker doesn't admit (for some reason). The model is then castigated for not making an opinionat
by halJordan 4mo ago
These faux questions always have a valid interpretation that the asker doesn't admit (for some reason). The model is then castigated for not making an opinionated choice
- otabdeveloper4 4mo ago[dead]
- kennywinker 4mo agoThat’s not what’s happening. The question is revealing that the model has a model of language but not of reality. It knows what words go together, but not real-world concepts.
- ahoka 4mo agoThis. LLMs are marketed on the false premise of all knowledge, intelligence and wisdom being possible to be encoded in language only.
- riversflow 4mo agolol, i think the LLM shows more wisdom here than the average person. Functionally, being 50m away from the car wash is at the car wash if you have a dirty car in your possession that needs cleaning. Realistically, the only reason you express the need to go to the carwash if you are in a 50m proximity with your car you intend to clean at the carwash is if you need to walk in and talk to someone.
- dd8601fn 4mo agoAs a test, explaining away peculiar answers by imagining unlikely outlier scenarios is not the counter you seem to think it is. For most of them, we’d worry that a human answerer using maximum effort to produce the same outcome was having a stroke.