Re:The Principles of Deep Learning Theory
by VirusNewbie on Monday April 18, 2022 @02:12PM
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>But it can't give you a new kind of phrase, of a "kind" that didn't exist in the training set.
Can you give a concrete example that doesn't involve math (which GPT is a bit handicapped at, because of the way its encoded)? I feel this is a bit like 'moving the goalpost'. It seems to me plenty of humans only ever repeat things they've heard and aren't coming up with novel, complex abstractions or ideas...
Can you give a concrete example that doesn't involve math (which GPT is a bit handicapped at, because of the way its encoded)? I feel this is a bit like 'moving the goalpost'. It seems to me plenty of humans only ever repeat things they've heard and aren't coming up with novel, complex abstractions or ideas...