Is it live yet? Have been trying it out and am still getting poor results on text generation.
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KrazyButTrue commented on Marilyn vos Savant and the Monty Hall Problem (2015) priceonomics.com/the-time... · Posted by u/hecubus
Doesn’t matter. If you don’t have a guarantee that he will always open a goat door, his opening of the goat door doesn’t give you information.
> If you don’t have a guarantee that he will always open a goat door...
Well you do have that guarantee -- as it is stated in the problem. It's clear that no matter what door you open, you will be shown a goat.
KrazyButTrue commented on Marilyn vos Savant and the Monty Hall Problem (2015) priceonomics.com/the-time... · Posted by u/hecubus
As stated, the answer is indeterminate. To demonstrate, consider these scenarios.
- Savant's Monty: The host knows where the car is, and wants to prolong the game. Switching wins 2/3 of the time.
- Ignorant Monty: The host has no idea where the car is. Revealing the goat was luck and your odds remain 50-50.
- Malicious Monty: The host knows where the car is, and wants you to lose. The fact that the host didn't reveal the car means that you have the right door. You'll have no chance of winning if you switch.
Nowhere in the problem are Monty's knowledge and motivation stated. When explained, most go along with the assumptions that Savant's argument introduces. When the actual Monty was asked, it turned out that he was usually ignorant. And the malicious scenario demonstrates how different the answer can be.
The fact that all three answers are consistent with the statement of the problem means that it is indeterminate.
> Nowhere in the problem are Monty's knowledge and motivation stated.
"and the host, who knows what’s behind the doors, opens another door [..] which has a goat."
The question is clear: The host (1) knows what is behind each door and (2) always shows a goat. It's clearly a determinate problem.
KrazyButTrue commented on Yann LeCun: ChatGPT is 'not particularly innovative' zdnet.com/article/chatgpt... · Posted by u/jonbaer
Lots of salty researchers are shitting on ChatGPT meandering every single person I know is shocked. If this isn’t so innovative why didn’t they release something sooner?
If you actually read the article he answers your question directly. If you are too lazy to scroll to the bottom here's a link to a tweet: https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1617908306420600833?s=20&t...
KrazyButTrue commented on Yann LeCun: ChatGPT is 'not particularly innovative' zdnet.com/article/chatgpt... · Posted by u/jonbaer
Technically, he is right. But OpenAI was the first to find the winning formula and make it famous.
What do you mean by "winning formula" in this sentence?
KrazyButTrue commented on Poll: Which FAANG is the most likely to decline in the years ahead? · Posted by u/Victerius
The list is based on salaries. Microsoft does not reportedly pays as much as FAANGs.
this is simply not true
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