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Re:Giving GPT-3 a Turing Test
on Sunday July 19, 2020 @07:41AM (#23888648)
Interesting to consider tho...there must be some sort of power threshold. Above which all our questions can be merely "interpolated" from data. Right now 499B tokens is not it. But there must be, I guess, some upper limit, within which all human knowledge expressible through language can be contained and conversed upon using this method. Pretty scare to think about...that at that point, when it's 10^n tokens or whatever, we would be unable to detect if it understood or not.
Even more scary, what if our brains are simply above that power limit in their ability (if they do that) to interpolate. And what if we don't really understand anything (but, just like vision, our brains provide us the comforting sensation that we really get it), but simply are in possession of wetware/quantum computers that can interpolate better than we can poke holes in it.
Re:Giving GPT-3 a Turing Test
on Sunday July 19, 2020 @07:35AM (#23888629)
To pass a Turing test 1 part is understanding language and 1 part is understanding the world. Although it looks pretty, I don't think GPT-3 is qualitatively different from other "nonsense" models (that are not based in understanding of (a semantic structure of) language or of the world). Which is not to disparage GPT-3 or the amazing answers it gets here. Just to put it in perspective, it's a long way from usefully human.
Re:Show HN: Browser Inside Browser
on Sunday July 19, 2020 @01:26AM (#23887220)
Yeah I'm always a fan of that. :)
Show HN: Browser Inside Browser
Show HN: BrowserGap – open-source remote browser isolation
Show HN: Run the Browser Anywhere
Re:BrowserGap – An Isolated Browser
on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @07:24AM (#23830621)
you can run your browser anywhere. Then connect to it from anywhere. the point is to make you safer and increase your privacy. thanks!