ChatGPT Examples, Good and Bad

[fresh_42]

Now that they see the problem in how models process math, I would assume that people will start working on getting them to reason over the problems instead.

I wonder how they will deal with the setup. The equation $2+2=4$ does not hold everywhere, and I haven't seen an example yet of a setup that is sufficiently described. The automatism to assume integers (reals) is all over the place, but it is a requirement, not a property, and nobody mentions it.

 

[Borg]

I wonder how they will deal with the setup. The equation $2+2=4$ does not hold everywhere, and I haven't seen an example yet of a setup that is sufficiently described. The automatism to assume integers (reals) is all over the place, but it is a requirement, not a property, and nobody mentions it.

From the article, they noticed some correlations in the landscape for memorized and reasoned processes. Assuming that the correlations hold up, I would guess that the next step would be to adjust the backpropagation step to penalize the sharper memorization landscapes when dealing with math.

 

[Borg]

Here's a good LLM example. I have to create a Programming Guide for the architecture that I designed and built this year. Last week, I threw sections of the code at an LLM and asked it to generate the guide. I tossed the results in a doc and hadn't reviewed it much though. This morning, I was working on a new factory method in the code and thought that would be good to add. When I reviewed last week's output, there was a nice section on generating the new factory that I'm working on!

 

[jack action]

Now that they see the problem in how models process math, I would assume that people will start working on getting them to reason over the problems instead.

I have a problem with mixing the terms "reasoning" and "LLM". I'm reassured with this quote from the same article:

It’s worth noting that “reasoning” in AI research covers a spectrum of abilities that don’t necessarily match what we might call reasoning in humans. The logical reasoning that survived memory removal in this latest research includes tasks like evaluating true/false statements and following if-then rules, which are essentially applying learned patterns to new inputs. This also differs from the deeper “mathematical reasoning” required for proofs or novel problem-solving, which current AI models struggle with even when their pattern-matching abilities remain intact.

 

[Borg]

Pakistani newspaper mistakenly prints AI response with the article.

 

[Borg]

On some AI platforms, users are marrying and having virtual children with their chatbots.
https://www.psypost.org/new-study-f...and-having-virtual-children-with-ai-chatbots/

 

[fresh_42]

On some AI platforms, users are marrying and having virtual children with their chatbots.
https://www.psypost.org/new-study-f...and-having-virtual-children-with-ai-chatbots/

It can at least create a typical conversation:

"I didn't know."
"I told you last week, Monday, 3:15:25 pm."

 

[Hornbein]

On some AI platforms, users are marrying and having virtual children with their chatbots.
https://www.psypost.org/new-study-f...and-having-virtual-children-with-ai-chatbots/

That's why I stopped reading science fiction. Real life is much more weird and imaginative.

 

[Borg]

It can at least create a typical conversation:

"I didn't know."
"I told you last week, Monday, 3:15:25 pm."

It won't truly be like a wife until it can remind you of the toilet seat that you left up two years earlier.

 

[gmax137]

Maybe that's the new Turing test: does the chatbot male partner forget anniversaries, leave the seat up, pretend to listen while watching football...

 

[DaveC426913]

Maybe that's the new Turing test: does the chatbot male partner forget anniversaries, leave the seat up, pretend to listen while watching football...

I had a story idea kicking around about the idea that the last barrier between androids becoming human ultimately required them to be able to misremember and even forget stuff.

Data, on Star Trek, for example, cannot understand humanity, or become human, until his memory and thought processes are messy and unreliable.

And of course, once that happens, we're removed the big advantage of androids; they're as imprecise as humans.

A sort of 'you can't have your cake and eat it too' kind of thing. (shades of Twilight Zone's 'The Mighty Casey'.)