QWEN°hard word3 is out. I'm starting tests with the 4B model.
The task: which of these 10 words has a given definition°hard word. It does some thought before picking an answer:
Okay°hard word, let's see. The question is asking for a word that means a feeling of great pride and honor°hard word. The choices are breeze°hard word, fragile°hard word, glory°hard word, iceberg°hard word, magic, outcast°hard word, rescue°hard word, savage°hard word, skeptic°hard word, wonder.
First, I need to recall°hard word each of these words and their meanings. Let's go through them one by one.
Breeze°hard word: that's a light wind, right? So that's related°hard word to weather, not emotions°hard word. Probably not the answer.
Fragile°hard word: meaning easily broken or damaged°hard word. That's more about being weak°hard word or delicate. Not related°hard word to pride or honor°hard word.
Glory°hard word: Hmm°hard word, I think glory°hard word has to do with something that's impressive°hard word or magnificent°hard word. Like national°hard word glory°hard word or glory°hard word of a victory°hard word. That sounds like it could be the answer. But let me check the others.
Iceberg°hard word: that's a large mass of frozen water. Not related°hard word to emotions°hard word or feelings. So probably not.
Magic: that's the ability°hard word to do things that seem impossible, or something supernatural°hard word. Not directly related°hard word to pride or honor°hard word, but maybe in some contexts°hard word? Not sure.
Outcast°hard word: someone who is excluded°hard word from a group. That's more about being rejected°hard word, not feeling pride.
Rescue°hard word: the act of saving someone from danger. That's an action, not a feeling.
Savage°hard word: brutal°hard word or wild, not civilized°hard word. Maybe related°hard word to harshness°hard word, not pride.
Skeptic°hard word: someone who doubts things. Not related°hard word to feeling pride.
Wonder: a feeling of amazement°hard word or admiration°hard word. That's a feeling, but more about being amazed°hard word rather than pride and honor°hard word.
So, the options°hard word are glory°hard word and wonder. The question is about pride and honor°hard word. Glory°hard word is often associated°hard word with achievements°hard word that bring honor°hard word, like national°hard word glory°hard word. Wonder is more about amazement°hard word. So I think the answer is glory°hard word.
💡 Some of the notes, like Breeze°hard word: that's a light wind, right?, are not thinking, but the illusion°hard word of thought.
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In any event, the approach°hard word is (mostly) correct: a good intermediate°hard word step is to write out the definitions°hard word of all ten words.
⚔️ well, actually, this takes ~20 seconds; which is something like 50 times what some of the smaller models do for this task.
💡 as always: cost°hard word is a factor°hard word.