“which is to make a truly remarkable universal claim with a heavy burden of proof.”
Having thought about this way less than you, it doesn’t seem at first sight to me as remarkable as you seem to say. Note that the claim wouldn’t be that you can’t write a set of prompts to get the fully unversal reasoner, but that you can’t write a single prompt that gets you this universal reasoner. It doesn’t sound so crazy to me at all that knowledge is dispersed in the network in a way that e.g. some knowledge can only be accessed if the prompt has the feel of being generated by an american gun rights activist, or something similar. By the way, here we generate a few alternative hypotheses here.
“In order for both of the points to be true, that is equivalent to claiming that it cannot tap into the full pool under all possible conditions”
I might be misunderstanding, but it seems like this is the opposite of both my implication 1 and 2? implication 1 is that it can tap into this, in sufficiently out-of-distribution contexts. implication 2 is that with fine tuning you can make it tap into fairly quickly in specific contexts. EDIT: oh maybe you simply made a typo and meant to say “to be false”.
By the way we write some alternative hypotheses here. All of this is based on probably less than 1 hour of thinking.
“which is to make a truly remarkable universal claim with a heavy burden of proof.”
Having thought about this way less than you, it doesn’t seem at first sight to me as remarkable as you seem to say. Note that the claim wouldn’t be that you can’t write a set of prompts to get the fully unversal reasoner, but that you can’t write a single prompt that gets you this universal reasoner. It doesn’t sound so crazy to me at all that knowledge is dispersed in the network in a way that e.g. some knowledge can only be accessed if the prompt has the feel of being generated by an american gun rights activist, or something similar. By the way, here we generate a few alternative hypotheses here.
“In order for both of the points to be true, that is equivalent to claiming that it cannot tap into the full pool under all possible conditions”
I might be misunderstanding, but it seems like this is the opposite of both my implication 1 and 2? implication 1 is that it can tap into this, in sufficiently out-of-distribution contexts. implication 2 is that with fine tuning you can make it tap into fairly quickly in specific contexts. EDIT: oh maybe you simply made a typo and meant to say “to be false”.
By the way we write some alternative hypotheses here. All of this is based on probably less than 1 hour of thinking.