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MIT study finds AI tools tend to perform better at familiar tasks than new tasks they are not trained.
MIT study assesses the tools' reasoning capabilities against their overdependence on memorization for better performance based on this premise.
The findings suggest that AI often excels at tasks it is well trained and familiar with, which relies on memory.
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