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Complexity of Defining Goodness
Understanding what is considered 'good' requires individuals to develop an internal model shaped by societal expectations, which is inherently complex. This complexity challenges the capacity of language models (LLMs), as they excel at identifying typical patterns rather than discerning insightfulness or surprise. Evaluating goodness can be broken down into specific criteria, such as factual entailment and grammatical coherence, which are more aligned with the capabilities of LLMs. Recognizing the limitations of LLMs is vital; they can address certain sub-characteristics that indicate insightful analysis but cannot grasp the broader, nuanced concept of what is genuinely 'good.'