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> Human brains don't intuitively understand causality But human brains do understand causality, just not the part that does intuition, otherwise human brains w
by Jensson 4y ago
> Human brains don't intuitively understand causality
But human brains do understand causality, just not the part that does intuition, otherwise human brains wouldn't be able to invent statistics. Therefore you only get the stupid part of human brains when you try to make models like ChatGPT that only tries to replicate human intuition and not human reasoning.
- lern_too_spel 4y agoHuman brains can invent statistics just like they can invent numbers larger than collections of objects they can physically count. None of this needs causal models as a primitive to build on, just like large language models showed that we don't need specialized Chomskyan recursion structures as a primitive for language.