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Tim Cook is “not 100 percent” sure Apple can stop AI hallucinations
(www.theverge.com)
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You're not grasping the fundamental problem here.
This is like saying a calculator understands math because when you plug in the right functions, you get the right answers.
The AI grasps the strategic aspects of the game really well. To the point that if you don't let it "read" deeply into the game tree, but only "guess" moves (that is, only use the policy network) it still plays at a high level (below professional, but strong amateur)
How does it "understand the strategic aspects of the game really well" if it can't solve problems it hasn't seen the answers to?
It doesn't get fed answers in the training data, only positions. If it sees a position, it will eventually learn to solve it by itself