Humans assume that humans continue a story based on deeper ideas, not surface words. So for example, if we started a story these two different ways:
"a girl named little red riding hood lived with her mother and father. one day she baked some cookies and decided to bring them to her grandmother who lived on the other side of the deep dark forest" ...
"once upon a time, a little girl lived with her parents. one day she made some food to bring to her mother's mother who lived on the other side of a large, ominous woods" ...
Our bias is that a human understands both prompts as being fairly equivalent in terms... (read more)
Humans assume that humans continue a story based on deeper ideas, not surface words. So for example, if we started a story these two different ways:
"a girl named little red riding hood lived with her mother and father. one day she baked some cookies and decided to bring them to her grandmother who lived on the other side of the deep dark forest" ...
"once upon a time, a little girl lived with her parents. one day she made some food to bring to her mother's mother who lived on the other side of a large, ominous woods" ...
Our bias is that a human understands both prompts as being fairly equivalent in terms... (read more)