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> It's not guaranteed that it will answer correctly, Why? Because its reasoning-algorithm is not correct, because it has none. All it has is statistics, likeli
by galaxyLogic 4y ago
> It's not guaranteed that it will answer correctly,
Why? Because its reasoning-algorithm is not correct, because it has none. All it has is statistics, likelihoods, which makes it look like as if there was some reasoning behind it.
- astrange 4y agoStatistics are the only thing anything has. You don’t have an algorithm either. Or rather, you (or a CPU or an ML model) have a “statistical” base layer and then other abstractions on top of that which are capable of being (relatively) deterministic on top of the unreliable execution machinery.
- galaxyLogic 4y ago> You don’t have an algorithm either. Are you saying algorithms don't exist, can't be followed and reasoned about, and proven correct, or not?