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by janalsncm
612 days ago
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For logical reasoning tasks you should use pen and paper if necessary, not just say the first thing that comes to mind. Comparing one-shot LLM responses with what a human can do in their head doesn’t make much sense. If you ask a person, they would try to work out the answer using a logical process but fail due to a shortage of working memory. An LLM will fail at the task because it is trying to generate a response token by token, which doesn’t make any sense. The next digit in the number can only be determined by following a sequence of logical steps, not by sampling from a probability distribution of next tokens. If the model was really reasoning the probability for each incorrect digit would be zero. |
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