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The interesting part to me (total outsider looking in) isn't a hierarchy as much as what they say is different at each level. Each "higher" level is "thinking"
by halfnormalform 4y ago
The interesting part to me (total outsider looking in) isn't a hierarchy as much as what they say is different at each level. Each "higher" level is "thinking" about a future of longer and longer length and with more meaning drawn from semantic content (vs. syntactic content) than the ones "below" it. The "lower" levels "think" on very short terms and focus on syntax.
- jcims 4y agoI’ve tried simulating that with chatgpt to some effect. I was just tinkering by hand but used it to write a story and it really helped with consistency and conference.
- groestl 4y agoChatGPT itself does that, AFAIK, by increasingly summarizing past conversation and using it as context for the next prompt.
- politician 4y agoThere are 4 different representations it uses to maximize the available memory for the conversational context.
- eternauta3k 4y agoIs this accurate? The lower levels have access to the higher levels (feel free to post the relevant optical/audio illusions).