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For world knowledge, you'd want it to find and reference the source material to be sure. At that point, it doesn't matter if the knowledge is embedded.
by rohansood15 1mo ago
For world knowledge, you'd want it to find and reference the source material to be sure. At that point, it doesn't matter if the knowledge is embedded.
- quev 1mo agoKeep in mind a web search might not include scanned books baked in the weights ;)
- skeledrew 1mo agoAre Chinese labs also acquiring and scanning books?
- hedora 1mo agoI think the big models have adequate recall, so tool use is probably unnecessary, but the user said the correctness of my response is important. Let me look up the data instead of relying on my memory.
- dist-epoch 1mo agoWorld knowledge also means knowing the various algorithms and ways particular programming problems are solved. You can't search what you don't even know exists.
- serf 1mo ago>You can't search what you don't even know exists. that's not really entirely true -- one can google for "fast pathfinding' and stumble upon A-star , all that had to be queried was the intent/desire. a lot of smaller agentic models and a lot of harnesses live on that premise.
- water-drummer 1mo agoPath finding is a very closed and well defined problem.