Comments

You must log in or register to comment.

fnordit t1_jcejm2y wrote

Ahaha, it has the mediocre-high-school-essay format down pat. Solid 4/5, if I'm remembering those grading scales right.

2

MrEloi t1_jces9ka wrote

Don't be silly.

That response was better than most people in the street could do.

2

wazis t1_jceuzis wrote

Yeah because they didn't go to school

1

frequenttimetraveler t1_jcewwlh wrote

chatGpt is good at writing nice-looking prose. That doesn't mean its content is actually good, just well-ornamented.

In real life, people who are uneducated are bad at both reasoning and language expression. People who are generall well-educated are good at both. chatGPT ain't like us

1

fnordit t1_jcfcl6o wrote

Yeah, but what if you run them through an SAT prep course first? It is impressive relative to other NLP but it could not be a better illustration of exactly those criticisms that it's responding to. Extremely formulaic.

1

frequenttimetraveler t1_jcewp2n wrote

Chatgpt itself ain't better. One thing chatGPT struggles with is jeopardy-like queries, where you give an answer and ask the question. It failed even with simple answers like "four neutrinos".

Bing however (which I assume is running gpt4) is good at it

1

gengarvibes t1_jceeflx wrote

What’s also interesting is when it comes to standardized tests is that in minority circles we speak exclusively about ableism and classism. Classism being taking up a lot of said space in these collective conversations. I mean who has the time and money to study for these tests after just taking out loans for undergrad? ChatGPT’s training data really seems to be skewed towards the wealthy. That scares me.

0

asdfsflhasdfa t1_jceoofi wrote

I don’t think not mentioning a criticism of standardized testing means the model is necessarily biased... or “the training data is skewed towards the wealthy”. Whatever that means lol

1