community llm benchmark questions ( brainstorm ) continual development

a post to donate types of prompts that could be used as a benchmark.

criteria guideline:

  • problems that llm had struggled to solve. ( and somewhat desirable )
  • valuable usecases
  • centric to various other problems ( with value )
  • located in a domain that underperforms on all tasks related to it

* soft push for actual personally useful problems. not toy demonstrations/tests . * no criticizing/debating . this is write-only
* soft focus for smaller models ( rationale being: no really hard problems that are cutting-edge math,science,engineering ) . eg ok to be using large models but for not cutting-edge problems that a smaller model definitely could never handle.
* one post per user
* vague description of problem/prompts is ok.

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leanleft@lemmy.ml · 1 pts · 13d
  • homeless knowledge ; ( as you would expect.. poor knowledge across the board )
  • perl5 coding ; ( not as good as python ).
  • usa knowledge and usa society ; ( you would expect alot better )
  • simple geographic trip planning with constraints andor weighted decision making, that involves graph
  • ptsd response ; ( failed )
  • notetaking ; ( not as good as you would expect. also gives cheesy obvious answers )
  • android OS
  • firefox about:config
  • OSM
  • relationships ( not bad but overconfident and not a careful thinker. prompting is sensitive. also sometimes cheesy obvious answers)
  • meaning of life
  • designing new things with reasoning ( not just reproducing a synthesis or variation ) ; feels similar to multishot overfitting problem.
  • problem solving ; ( not as good as you would expect )
  • certain security problems ; ( outperformed by human commonsense )
  • telecom products/companys ; ( blatantly wrong or censored info )
  • BSD
  • data ; ( regarding special case: non-enterprise )
  • sexy chat ; ( models that *i* use.. failed. cheesy answers. refused to get kinky. im sure theres a couple out there. )
  • crime scene investigation/forensic ; ( not an expert. however i detected multiple missing explainations which i think are fairly plausible and worth mentioning )