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The question is how sure we should be that the kind of knowledge you and I have is fundamentally different than token relationships.
by SpicyLemonZest 4y ago
The question is how sure we should be that the kind of knowledge you and I have is fundamentally different than token relationships.
- unshavedyak 4y agoI definitely have that question too. I view us as big LLMs. But, even if we drop that interesting edge case i suspect we can make something very useful with the primitive that LLMs offer.. in the calculator example. ChainLang and co seem a really interesting tool for LLMs.
- btown 4y agoAnd additionally, whether our memory and long term learning - and even our goal-choosing - is fundamentally different from an indexed storage of strings of tokens that can be brought back into short-term context when “triggered” by their embedding-similarity to the current context.