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I disagree. The y-axis is some arbitrary intelligence score that we use as a proxy for performance on whatever our specific task happens to be. So it doesn't ma
by _aavaa_ 14d ago
I disagree. The y-axis is some arbitrary intelligence score that we use as a proxy for performance on whatever our specific task happens to be. So it doesn't matter if a model is a 0, 1, or 20 along this axis, they are all useless for the tasks I want.
And as the complexity of your score increases, the cutoff goes up. We can quibble about where your personal cutoff is, but it aint 0.
- vb-8448 14d agoY-axis is between 0 and 100. But even if it was between 0 and Inf+, it still gives you a wrong perspective, especially if you are not paying attention, on model capabilities.