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What you describe here seems more like a Markov chain generator, neural nets parse thousands and thousands of tokens as their input and the models themselves embed a massive amount of knowledge. I mean what you say may be true in a very simplified sense, but I think it’s just too simplistic to be u…

[quote=“simias”, post:19, topic:62149"] I mean what you say may be true in a very simplified sense, but I think it’s just too simplistic to be useful as a mental model of how modern AIs function. [/quote] No, LLMs really are word-at-a-time (strictly, token at a time). They take the whole prompt-p…

[image] pm215: If you asked humans to generate a sentence with that much prior lookahead they would be able to produce grammatical output too, even under a word-at-a-time constraint. Think of a language that French of Russian that has words agree grammatically with each other and the form of …

You can say “I don’t see how one-word-at-a-time output would work” at great length if you like, but it doesn’t change the fact that that really is how chatgpt works…

I think it’s worth mentioning that GPT-4 (the payed version) is supposed to be significantly more accurate that the 3.5 and this is what I experienced and realized having subscribed recently, has anyone else tried it? If I’m not wrong, the 4th has 82% less blundering than the 3.5 (which doesn’t real…

[image] pm215: when you ask it for an argument with references has not in fact truly understood either the mountain of text it was trained on or the question it was asked. So, it seems they’ve invented a press secretary.

[image] simias: Suppose, says Searle, that this computer performs its task so convincingly that it comfortably passes the Turing test: it convinces a human Chinese speaker that the program is itself a live Chinese speaker. Fortunately, ChatGPT fails the Turing test right at step one: if you a…

[image] Belthazar: Unless it’s a human who’s trying to trick us into thinking it’s an AI… Or an AI trying to trick us into thinking it’s a human…

Well, no, that’s how it would pass the Turing test.

Maybe it’s me who’s unhelpfully splitting hairs, I won’t derail this discussion further. In practical terms it remains that ChatGPT is too much of a mythomaniac at the moment to be blindly trusted for language studies (or anything else for that matter). I think there’s huge potential for the future…

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WaniTsunami June 9, 2023, 1:29am 34

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