I think it’s a bit unfair on llm to ask it to retrieve the puzzle definition from its training data. I posted the info on the puzzle from his notebook.
https://chatgpt.com/share/670103ae-1c18-8011-8068-dd21793727...
I think it’s a bit unfair on llm to ask it to retrieve the puzzle definition from its training data. I posted the info on the puzzle from his notebook.
https://chatgpt.com/share/670103ae-1c18-8011-8068-dd21793727...
There could even be an added routine that special cases trick questions and high profile criticisms.
I guess the best way to test this is to compose a new question, of a similar format.
This caught me by surprise — is there a suggestion or evidence that despite the "knowledge cutoff" OpenAI is continuously retraining GPT-4o's chat-backing model(s) on day over day updates to the web?
Training the model is expensive (obviously), but even if you are only training it slightly, running evaluations to determine whether the particular training checkpoint is at or above the quality bar is expensive, too.
Also using himself as the programmer seemed like a convenient choice. I’d much rather see him grab a random professional programmer for the task.