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Similar to the story of George Dantzig, who was late to class and solved two open problems in statistics because he mistook them for homework, I think the curre
by doctoboggan 3mo ago
Similar to the story of George Dantzig, who was late to class and solved two open problems in statistics because he mistook them for homework, I think the current batch of frontier LLMs are chained up by knowing which problems are supposed to be unsolved. If they're let free (probably via some targeted RLHF) we might get a flurry of solutions to open problems.
- sigbottle 3mo agoBut a property of intelligence is to know when to stop, if we treat intelligence as some sort of search and not some a priori intuition of the entire space. Seems kind of hard, if not impossible, to train for specifically that.
- kenjackson 3mo agoA property of lack of intelligence though is stopping too soon. The wisdom to differentiate is probably rare at the extremes.