No it’s like saying: New expert drives new results with existing experts.
The humans put in significant effort and couldn’t do it. They didn’t then crank it out with some search/match algorithm.
They tried a new technology, modeled (literally) on us as reasoners, that is only just being able to reason at their level and it did what they couldn’t.
The fact that the experts were a critical context for the model, doesn’t make the models performance any less significant. Collaborators always provide important context for each other.
It's like saying: calculator drives new result in theoretical physics
(In the hands of leading experts.)
No it’s like saying: New expert drives new results with existing experts.
The humans put in significant effort and couldn’t do it. They didn’t then crank it out with some search/match algorithm.
They tried a new technology, modeled (literally) on us as reasoners, that is only just being able to reason at their level and it did what they couldn’t.
The fact that the experts were a critical context for the model, doesn’t make the models performance any less significant. Collaborators always provide important context for each other.
No it's not like saying that at all, which is why Open AI have a credit on the paper.
Open AI have a credit on the paper because it is marketing.
Lol Okay
And even if it were, calculators (computers) were world-changing technology when they were new.