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swiftcoder ◴[] No.42144784[source]
I feel like the article neglects one obvious possibility: that OpenAI decided that chess was a benchmark worth "winning", special-cases chess within gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct, and then neglected to add that special-case to follow-up models since it wasn't generating sustained press coverage.
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scott_w ◴[] No.42145811[source]
I suspect the same thing. Rather than LLMs “learning to play chess,” they “learnt” to recognise a chess game and hand over instructions to a chess engine. If that’s the case, I don’t feel impressed at all.
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antifa ◴[] No.42146415[source]
TBH I think a good AI would have access to a Swiss army knife of tools and know how to use them. For example a complicated math equation, using a calculator is just smarter than doing it in your head.
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PittleyDunkin ◴[] No.42146582[source]
We already have the chess "calculator", though. It's called stockfish. I don't know why you'd ask a dictionary how to solve a math problem.
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1. threatripper ◴[] No.42162440[source]
You take a picture of a chess board and send it to ChatGPT and it replies with the current evaluation and the best move/strategy for black and white.