OP measures the system’s ability to achieve its goals, not how hard these goals are.
Not really. It’s often largely a measure of how big the specified solution space is—e.g.:
What’s the smallest prime larger than a million, and smaller than a billion?
What’s the smallest prime larger than a million, and smaller than a trillion?
Essentially the same problem, bigger solution space—more EOP [Eliezer Optimization Power].
Thanks, have updated the text with a variant of that problem.
Not really. It’s often largely a measure of how big the specified solution space is—e.g.:
What’s the smallest prime larger than a million, and smaller than a billion?
What’s the smallest prime larger than a million, and smaller than a trillion?
Essentially the same problem, bigger solution space—more EOP [Eliezer Optimization Power].
Thanks, have updated the text with a variant of that problem.