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I would say that the strings that are output by LLMs may fluently describe intent and purpose, but that actual intent requires a self awareness that utterly abs
by catoc 4y ago
I would say that the strings that are output by LLMs may fluently describe intent and purpose, but that actual intent requires a self awareness that utterly absent.
Just like the constant annoying 'apologies' do not in any way signify the model actually feels sorry.
- pixl97 4y ago>Just like the constant annoying 'apologies' do not in any way signify the model actually feels sorry. So your average corporation? >I would say that the strings that are output by LLMs may fluently describe intent and purpose, but that actual intent requires a self awareness that utterly absent The only reason I only partially/somewhat agree with this is current LLMs have no learning feedback loop as a means of short term actions to long term improvement. The moment that changes I'll take your statement and throw it in the trash bin of history. LLMs output have no (at least self-)purpose because they are just text output. The moment that text output goes to tooling, that tooling performs actions, and those actions are fed back into training the model then purpose is given. The self awareness loop is complete.
- antibasilisk 4y agoI don't agree that intent requires self-awareness.