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Yes, I read your posts but the tone is the you (seem to) think you have disproved something that's pretty rock solid. That doesn't...

Note that how hard it is to close a door in the scenario above depends on wind speed, direction, and how "tight" or "leaky" the building...

So, for instance, you are standing at your front door. The door is open and the wind is blowing into your house through the open door...

Your question would be better stated in terms of. "I know that energy isn't destroyed so where have I gone wrong in my reasoning and...

And I'm not saying otherwise. I simply found your scenario for measuring its efficacy at a given task to be flawed. It simply says...

@PeroK , what would you choose given there was a puzzle of some sort and your life depended on getting the right answer, and you have...

No, I mean your litmus test only implies it is slightly better than two guys chosen randomly. Two random guys is a very low bar to set...

What, exactly, about that do you find impressive? I would think so. Excel does that to me every day.

Really? Art is maybe the least impressive use of AI I can think of. For other uses hallucination is a bug, but for art it's a feature...

That's a pretty clear false dichotomy (trichotomy?) Two of those choices are statistically random. OK, so GPT is slightly better than...

Random or pointedly chosen question and random human, sure, that's been true for decades before LLMs. But how about if the answer to...

Depends: how many hours did it take?

I don't know anything you don't know. To me it's clear than an LLM, in its large sphere of applicability, can reason better than 99% of...

hi guys, Two old friend return to the visible solar disk this week 1) the large equatorial coronal hole and 2) the return of AR4274, now...

A side question: which do you judge to be the more effective form of sycophancy: "bootlicking" or "a** kissing"? (Bonus question: and...