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by Lerc
359 days ago
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Well there are models that can sum two many-digit numbers. They certainly have not been trained on every pair of integers up to that level. That either makes the claim they can't do things that they haven't seen trivially false, or the criteria for counting something as being in the training data includes a degree of inference. What happens when someone makes a claim that they have gotten a model to do something not in the training data and another person claims it must be encoded in the training data in some form. It seems like an impasse. |
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