The first minds to be controlled by generative AI will live inside video gamesMazdak@lemmy.org to Technology@lemmy.world – 192 points – 6 months agocnbc.com83Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentI'm confused by this idea. Maybe I'm just seeing it from the wrong point of view. If you asked me to do the same thing I would fail miserably.Not the original intent, but you’d likely immediately throw your hands up and say you don’t know, an LLM would hallucinate an answer.But some humans can, since they require simultaneous understanding of words' meanings as well as how they are spelledWhat should we conclude about most humans who cannot solve these crosswords? It should be relatively easy to train an LLM to solve these puzzles. I am not sure what that would show.
I'm confused by this idea. Maybe I'm just seeing it from the wrong point of view. If you asked me to do the same thing I would fail miserably.Not the original intent, but you’d likely immediately throw your hands up and say you don’t know, an LLM would hallucinate an answer.But some humans can, since they require simultaneous understanding of words' meanings as well as how they are spelledWhat should we conclude about most humans who cannot solve these crosswords? It should be relatively easy to train an LLM to solve these puzzles. I am not sure what that would show.
Not the original intent, but you’d likely immediately throw your hands up and say you don’t know, an LLM would hallucinate an answer.
But some humans can, since they require simultaneous understanding of words' meanings as well as how they are spelledWhat should we conclude about most humans who cannot solve these crosswords? It should be relatively easy to train an LLM to solve these puzzles. I am not sure what that would show.
What should we conclude about most humans who cannot solve these crosswords? It should be relatively easy to train an LLM to solve these puzzles. I am not sure what that would show.
I'm confused by this idea. Maybe I'm just seeing it from the wrong point of view. If you asked me to do the same thing I would fail miserably.
Not the original intent, but you’d likely immediately throw your hands up and say you don’t know, an LLM would hallucinate an answer.
But some humans can, since they require simultaneous understanding of words' meanings as well as how they are spelled
What should we conclude about most humans who cannot solve these crosswords?
It should be relatively easy to train an LLM to solve these puzzles. I am not sure what that would show.