Well spotted. I had a similar thought recently, that the implications or details of rarely read books are one of the remaining gaps in AI knowledge. This is because it’s not just spelt out in the text, you have to understand the details and think about them. Current training methods don’t process texts that deeply, and if it’s a rare book, there won’t be essays spelling out the lore anywhere in the training corpus.
Well spotted. I had a similar thought recently, that the implications or details of rarely read books are one of the remaining gaps in AI knowledge. This is because it’s not just spelt out in the text, you have to understand the details and think about them. Current training methods don’t process texts that deeply, and if it’s a rare book, there won’t be essays spelling out the lore anywhere in the training corpus.