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Onys

Just Hatched
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I’ve messed around with GPT-3 and other language models, and while they’re incredibly impressive at generating text or answering questions, you can tell they’re not “thinking.” They’re just really good at predicting what comes next based on patterns in their training data. For example, I’ve tried asking them stuff that requires reasoning or connecting ideas in a way that isn’t obvious, and they either mess it up or give something that sounds smart but doesn’t really make sense when you think about it. It’s not AGI—it’s more like a really advanced autocomplete. AGI would need to handle totally new problems and learn like humans do, not just regurgitate patterns.
 
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Overbom

Brigadier
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Onys said:
I’ve messed around with GPT-3 and other language models, and while they’re incredibly impressive at generating text or answering questions, you can tell they’re not “thinking.” They’re just really good at predicting what comes next based on patterns in their training data. For example, I’ve tried asking them stuff that requires reasoning or connecting ideas in a way that isn’t obvious, and they either mess it up or give something that sounds smart but doesn’t really make sense when you think about it. It’s not AGI—it’s more like a really advanced autocomplete. AGI would need to handle totally new problems and learn like humans do, not just regurgitate patterns.
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GPT 3 is bad. Use GPT4, Sonnet 3.5, or DeepSeek V3. Or use the reasoning models

Might also need to properly structure your prompt

They are not perfect but in my experiments for simple use cases they are good enough. Also be mindful with how these models work with tokens. Anything that involves maths is fundamentally tricky for LLMs due to their architecture
 
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BlackWindMnt

Captain
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I just see the prompt as some sort of juiced up google it will give you a vague road to follow or a refresher if you already worked with the material or knowledge. So instead of prompting google and having to skip ads hoping to click the right link you probably get more stuff to fine tune your search by prompting a SOTA LLMs.

Having typed, im not wondering if the younger gen of people replace "I will google it" with "I will prompt it"
 
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Eventine

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All we can be certain of in the global competition is that Google has become an incredibly strong contender after initial failures, and China is “close enough.” It’ll be interesting to see what Open AI does given their disappearing moat, and Anthropic is similarly screwed.
 
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