It's pretty convoluted, requires a ton of steps, mind-reading, and odd sequencing.*
If you share every prior, and aren't particularly concerned with being disciplined in treating conversation as proposing a logical argument (I'm not myself, people find it offputting), it probably wouldn't seem at all convoluted.
* layer chess into gpt-3.5-instruct only, but not chatgpt, not GPT-4, to defeat the naysayers when GPT-4 comes out? shrugs if the issues with that are unclear, I can lay it out more
** fwiw, at the time, pre-chatgpt, before the hype, there wasn't a huge focus on chess, nor a ton of naysayers to defeat. it would have been bizarre to put this much energy into it, modulo the scatter-brained thinking in *
It's not that many steps. I'm sure we've all seen our sales teams selling features that aren't in the application or exaggerating features before they're fully complete.
To be clear, I'm not saying that the theory is true but just that I could belive something like that could happen.
It's pretty convoluted, requires a ton of steps, mind-reading, and odd sequencing.*
If you share every prior, and aren't particularly concerned with being disciplined in treating conversation as proposing a logical argument (I'm not myself, people find it offputting), it probably wouldn't seem at all convoluted.
* layer chess into gpt-3.5-instruct only, but not chatgpt, not GPT-4, to defeat the naysayers when GPT-4 comes out? shrugs if the issues with that are unclear, I can lay it out more
** fwiw, at the time, pre-chatgpt, before the hype, there wasn't a huge focus on chess, nor a ton of naysayers to defeat. it would have been bizarre to put this much energy into it, modulo the scatter-brained thinking in *
It's not that many steps. I'm sure we've all seen our sales teams selling features that aren't in the application or exaggerating features before they're fully complete.
To be clear, I'm not saying that the theory is true but just that I could belive something like that could happen.