Comment by handfuloflight
Comment by handfuloflight a day ago
It is an argument: a flawed agent lead to flawed results. A flawed agent does not speak for all agents.
Comment by handfuloflight a day ago
It is an argument: a flawed agent lead to flawed results. A flawed agent does not speak for all agents.
That's not my argument. My argument isn't "surely there must be some agent that is perfect", my argument is this test study can't speak for all agents.
I didn't say any test could. I'm pointing out the flaw in the commenters in this thread generalizing the findings.
But the argument should be showing an agent that does in fact pass these tests. You can't just assert that "this one failed, but surely there must be some agent that is perfect, therefore you can't generalize".