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Here are 2 examples from the Black Spatula project where we were able to detect major errors: - https://github.com/The-Black-Spatula-Project/black-spatula-proje

Here are 2 examples from the Black Spatula project where we were able to detect major errors: - https://github.com/The-Black-Spatula-Project/black-spatula-project/issues/3 https://github.com/The-Black-Spatula-Project/black-spatula-p... - https://github.com/The-Black-Spatula-Project/black-spatula-project/issues/10 https://github.com/The-Black-Spatula-Project/black-spatula-p... Some things to note : this didn't even require a complex multi-agent pipeline. A single shot prompting was able to detect these errors.

fph 2y ago
This black spatula case was pretty famous and was all over the internet. Is it possible that the AI is merely detecting something that was already in its training data?
- surferbayarea 2y ago
  This is the original work that detected the problem.
  - fph 2y ago
    I found many sources on the internet that state that the error in the black spatula paper was discovered by John Schwarcz of McGill University while reviewing a research paper: [1] https://www.expatgo.com/my/2024/12/15/an-error-in-arithmetic-may-have-sent-thousands-of-black-plastic-utensils-into-the-trash/ https://www.expatgo.com/my/2024/12/15/an-error-in-arithmetic... [2] https://gizmodo.com/embarrassing-math-error-scared-the-pants-off-people-over-toxic-black-kitchenware-2000540158 https://gizmodo.com/embarrassing-math-error-scared-the-pants... Is John Schwarcz behind this Yesnoerror or the black spatula project?