OpenAI’s New Model, Strawberry, Explained
in Chain of ThoughtDALL-E/Every illustration.Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox.OpenAI has created a new model that could represent a major leap forward in its ability to reason. It’s called Strawberry. Here’s why:If you ask ChatGPT how many “r”s are in...
in Chain of ThoughtDALL-E/Every illustration.Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox.OpenAI has created a new model that could represent a major leap forward in its ability to reason. It’s called Strawberry. Here’s why:If you ask ChatGPT how many “r”s are in the word “strawberry,” it famously fails miserably:This occurs for two reasons. The first is that ChatGPT doesn’t actually see the word “strawberry.” Instead, it translates “strawberry” into an AI-readable language that represents words, not with letters, but with long strings of numbers. There’s no way for ChatGPT to count the number of letters in “strawberry.” It doesn’t see letters because of the way it’s built.Become a paid subscriber to Every to unlock the rest of this piece and read about:Why ChatGPT struggles with letter countingThe promise of process supervisionThe potential for true AI problem-solvingSubscribeClick here to read the full postWant the full text of all articles in RSS? Become a subscriber, or learn more.Source: Chain of Thought — Published — Category: Chatbots