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Tell me more about that coal burning record in Germany.
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You can always argue that the model has seen some variation of a given problem. The question is if there are problems that are not a variation of something that already exists. How often do you encounter truly novel problems in your life?
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There is a paper?
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I get motion sick hearing brown noise. I associate it with being on a plane or train but I am sitting still, so it feels off and I get dizzy.
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Why is this interesting?
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It’s basically how large language models like GTP-3 work. They simply predict the next most probable word and suddenly you can prompt them to give you answers to rather intelligent tasks.

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