To be fair to "Open"AI, the example in the blog post, if real, was kind of impressive since it involved decoding a just-slightly-nontrivial cipher which encoded the sentence "there are 3 r's in strawberry". So it solved a modestly interesting puzzle (but didn't actually count the r's in "strawberry" 😂). But these examples are always cherry-picked (er, strawberry-picked ) for the advertising material.
Yes, although the way they’ve made it fake “hm, I’m thinking” like a person is another creepy choice by OpenAI. The affordance to view the work is a win.
In their blog post "Open"AI said explicitly that they would actually be hiding the "chain of thought" from end users, providing only a model-based summary (which of course need not be accurate)
I'm just using the anthropomorphized lingo they use. Call it whatever you like, all those tokens they generate between the query and final answer are hidden from view.
Side note: I found out about it because an IT guy wanted me to know it can count the Rs in strawberry. Groundbreaking stuff.
To be fair to "Open"AI, the example in the blog post, if real, was kind of impressive since it involved decoding a just-slightly-nontrivial cipher which encoded the sentence "there are 3 r's in strawberry". So it solved a modestly interesting puzzle (but didn't actually count the r's in "strawberry" 😂). But these examples are always cherry-picked (er, strawberry-picked ) for the advertising material.
Yes, although the way they’ve made it fake “hm, I’m thinking” like a person is another creepy choice by OpenAI. The affordance to view the work is a win.
In their blog post "Open"AI said explicitly that they would actually be hiding the "chain of thought" from end users, providing only a model-based summary (which of course need not be accurate)
Hiding the chain of thought?
Since there is no actual thought involved, hiding it is pretty easy.
It’s just like hiding empty space.
Touché.
I'm just using the anthropomorphized lingo they use. Call it whatever you like, all those tokens they generate between the query and final answer are hidden from view.
Everything else the “Open”AI does is hidden.
Why ruin their 1000 batting average by being transparent in this case?