What's wild is that OpenAI's earlier models were trained to guess the next word in a sentence. I wonder if GPT-2 would get "though" correct more often than the latest AI-assisted writing tools like Grammerly.
There are some areas where it seems like LLMs (or even SLMs) should be way more capable. For example, when I touch a word on my Kindle, I'd think Amazon would know how to pick the most relevant definition. Yet it just grabs the most common definition. For example, consider the proper definition of "toilet" in this passage: "He passed ten hours out of the twenty-four in Saville Row, either in sleeping or making his toilet."
There are some areas where it seems like LLMs (or even SLMs) should be way more capable. For example, when I touch a word on my Kindle, I'd think Amazon would know how to pick the most relevant definition. Yet it just grabs the most common definition. For example, consider the proper definition of "toilet" in this passage: "He passed ten hours out of the twenty-four in Saville Row, either in sleeping or making his toilet."