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    Tweet questions language model rain probabilities

    Academic retweets post posing scenario about language model probability outputs.

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    2 Sources, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Chenhao Tan, associate professor of computer science at the University of Chicago who directs the Chicago Human+AI Lab, retweeted a post by Suproteem Sarkar. The post states: suppose you ask a language model the probability it will rain tomorrow. Then you ask the probability it will not rain. The source line records only this retweet action and the quoted text. No further details, responses, or confirmations appear in the packet.

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    2 Sources, first seen 26d ago

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    2 Sources, first seen 26d ago

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    2 Sources

    @ChenhaoTanRT @SuproteemSarkar: suppose you ask a language model the probability it will rain tomorrow. then you ask the probability it will not rain…
    @menhguinRT @SuproteemSarkar: suppose you ask a language model the probability it will rain tomorrow. then you ask the probability it will not rain…

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    @ChenhaoTanRT @SuproteemSarkar: suppose you ask a language model the probability it will rain tomorrow. then you ask the probability it will not rain…
    @menhguinRT @SuproteemSarkar: suppose you ask a language model the probability it will rain tomorrow. then you ask the probability it will not rain…