AI Model's Response Fallibility Exposed in ChatGPT Interaction
In a groundbreaking development, large language models (LLMs), including OpenAI's ChatGPT, have demonstrated exceptional performance in the IIT JEE Advanced exam, often surpassing human top scorers [2][4]. Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro, another state-of-the-art AI model, scored near-perfect or perfect marks on this exam, outperforming even the top ranks [3][5].
However, when it comes to the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) exams, there is no direct evidence in the search results that ChatGPT or other LLMs have failed these exams. The available information primarily focuses on IIT JEE Advanced.
The IIT JEE Advanced exam, which tests a student's aptitude in various scientific and mathematical subjects, seems to be an area where AI models excel. Their ability to recall facts and solve complex problems makes them a formidable competitor. In contrast, the UPSC and CLAT exams, which require extensive knowledge of current affairs, ethics, essay writing, legal reasoning, and subjective answers, may present more challenges for these AI systems.
The UPSC exam, for instance, requires deep analytical thinking and judgment beyond factual recall, which may challenge the capabilities of LLMs. The CLAT, on the other hand, focuses on legal reasoning, comprehension, and application of law, which may require specialized training or legal-specific knowledge and contextual understanding that general LLMs may lack.
Despite these potential challenges, it's important to note that ChatGPT has shown remarkable success in other domains. For example, it has passed the United States Medical Licensing Test (USMLE) and various MBA exams in the US, as well as Google Coding Interviews for Level 3 Engineers.
However, concerns have been raised about the use of AI in exams. Two major countries, Germany and Italy, have banned ChatGPT due to concerns about minors being exposed to offensive material and lack of safeguards. The German data protection commissioner, Ulrich Kelber, has issued a warning that ChatGPT may be subject to a potential ban in Germany due to concerns surrounding the security of users' data.
As the AI landscape continues to evolve, discussions about the differences between ChatGPT and Google's Bard, as well as the potential release of GPT 4 and its capabilities, are ongoing.
In a surprising turn of events, ChatGPT was able to correctly diagnose a dog's condition and save its life, showcasing its potential beyond the realm of exams. However, its performance on the UPSC Prelims 2022 exam was not as successful, scoring 54 out of 100 and failing to pass the test.
In conclusion, while AI models have demonstrated exceptional performance in the IIT JEE Advanced exam, the landscape is less clear for the UPSC and CLAT exams. The challenges these exams present for AI systems, particularly in areas requiring analytical thinking and subjective answers, remain to be seen.
Technology has proven to be a formidable competitor in the IIT JEE Advanced exam, excelling in areas of factual recall and complex problem-solving. However, the realm of education and self-development, such as the UPSC and CLAT exams, which focus on analytical thinking, legal reasoning, and subjective answers, presents more challenges for artificial-intelligence systems like ChatGPT. Despite its success in other domains like coding interviews and MBA exams, the use of AI in exams is has sparked conversations about data security and improper exposure to offensive content.
