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by tracker1 12 days ago
Giving a literal monkey the ability to press more keys faster doesn't get a good joke from it.

A model will often come up with worse results given more cycles of compute, only because it will tailspin from second guesses, rethinking and literal flip-flopping on concepts.

--- edit: to those following the thread below... if you look at the comments from the account replying, it's pretty obviously a pro-China account and all replies are antagonistic against anything other than a total submission to the Chinese state. My responses are intentionally antagonistic as every point I've brought up is completely ignored in favor of insults, so yeah, I've been insulting back.

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    Giving a literal monkey the ability to press more 
    keys faster doesn't get a good joke from it.
To some extent, it's because making a joke isn't an iterative exercise with a verifiably correct outcome.

However, a lot of jobs are. Notably, much of software engineering.

Said the OAI/Anthropic stockholder
LOL.. neither... but good luck on your standup career with jokes by literal monkeys.