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Intuition is the only thing we've figured out how to automate. Reason turns out to be higher hanging fruit.


Like humans’ “slow” and “fast” thinking, then?


The Google Bard folks have a blog post today making exactly that connection: https://blog.google/technology/ai/bard-improved-reasoning-go...


There's likely a connection. Either way, I like to describe AIs like ChatGPT / diffusion models, etc. as operating 100% on intuition. It gives people a better intuition of their weaknesses...

For GPT you can kind of prompt it to do chain-of-thought reasoning, but it doesn't work very well; not if you compare it to what humans do.

Once again it seems like what we thought was hard, is easy; what we thought was easy and computer-like turns out to be hard.


If you tell ChatGPT "show your work", you get better answers




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