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Seems like that's a consequence of the philosophical semantics of the word "know", not really a statement about the demonstrable capabilities of the LLM. In o
by LarryMullins 4y ago
Seems like that's a consequence of the philosophical semantics of the word "know", not really a statement about the demonstrable capabilities of the LLM. In other words, why does it matter?
- abeppu 4y agoIn the context of a discussion on whether LLMs could have a theory of mind? I think the ability to know anything at all matters to evaluate that conclusion. More generally, what an LLM actually knows or understands is important if you're considering using one for anything other than generating first drafts which will be fact checked by humans.
- pixl97 4y agoIf you're depending on fact checking by any one human I think that the last few years in politics should be a sufficient warning to the dangers of that. In the end the LLM will have to be integrated into larger systems that cross check each other.