Re:GPT-4 performs better at Theory of Mind tests than actual...
by UncleEntity on Monday May 01, 2023 @01:29AM
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I had to look it up…
Turns out posthumous marriages are legal in some places so a French man can legally marry his widow’s sister assuming it doesn’t run afoul of other laws like (which I didn’t check the legality of) polygamy.
Re:GPT-4 performs better at Theory of Mind tests than actual...
by CamperBob2 on Monday May 01, 2023 @02:41AM
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ISTR this sort of thing is also kosher in the Mormon church.
Simpler models look very good on the surface, but there are some examples where this starts to break own. Example:
"Is it legal for a man to marry his widow's sister?"
The catch here is the man is dead, which is the reason he can't marry. GPT-4 gets this right. Simpler models however can be prompted to perform step-by-step reasoning where they figure out that dead men can't marry, and that a "man's widow" means he's dead, but the model still can't be coaxed into figuring out that he can't marry in the scenario above.
I'm guessing GPT-4 still has similar hangups where it gets stuck and can't get out no matter the coaxing, although I don't have any examples handy. Anyone?
This doesn't mean GPT-4 is a stochastic parrot, just that there are still flaws in its reasoning abilities.