Switch on the first switch and leave it on for a few minutes. Then, switch it off and switch on the second switch. Leave the third switch off. Now, walk into the room.
The bulb that is on corresponds to the second switch. The bulb that is off and still warm corresponds to the first switch because it had time to heat up. The bulb that is off and cool corresponds to the third switch, the one you never turned on.
GPT-4-0314: 1. Turn on the first switch and leave it on for about 5 minutes. 2. After 5 minutes, turn off the first switch and turn on the second switch. 3. Open the door and enter the room.
Now observe the lights: - The bulb that is on is connected to the second switch (which is currently on). - The bulb that is off but warm to the touch is connected to the first switch (it was on long enough to heat up the bulb). - The bulb that is off and cool to the touch is connected to the third switch (it was never turned on).
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But– It's also trained on the internet. GPT-4 paper 'sparks of AGI' had a logical puzzle it most likely never encountered in the training data that it could solve.
Also– I encourage you to ask these types of logical puzzles on the street to rando's. They're not easy to solve.
My question to you would be: What would convince you that it actually can 'think' logically?