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> These are usually from a missing context (i.e. specifying where the car is right now). That shouldn't be an issue. The very act of taking the car to car wash
by prplxd_nihilist 2mo ago
> These are usually from a missing context (i.e. specifying where the car is right now).
That shouldn't be an issue. The very act of taking the car to car wash contains the information that it is with you and you are at your home. Doesn't this prove that LLMs don't actually think?
- sigmoid10 2mo agoWhat if your car is not brought to the wash by you (common for companies or rich people). If someone asks you how to get it and the car wash is close by, of course you will tell them to go on foot. Human life experience is not universal and thus context can never be either. This is also a huge problem in inter-human communication, since most people suck at putting themselves in other people's shoes. But for LLMs everyone somehow assumes the humans must be right by default, when in fact you can tell even less about a model's training and world experience than for an average human.