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Re:Why the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus is interesting a... by vba616 on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @10:49PM (#34991752)
Well, humans don't know how to determine if a proposition is correct.

So it's no surprise we didn't teach AIs yet!

Edit: I don't understand why experts say it failed when they "asked it to reason". It doesn't have pictures of TVs on cats to produce variations of, right? How does "reason" enter into it?

Re:Why the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus is interesting a... by civilized on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @11:17PM (#34991938)
There are different perspectives on how much intelligence these foundation models have. Some people think they just elaborate on or mash up their training data. Others think they have internal representations that allow for more human-like creativity. Maybe they learn from the examples what cat and TV and on top of mean, and can put those together in a way not seen in the training data.