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Natural language doesn't NEED to be precise- that's what theory of mind is for, to allow efficient inference of meaning from objectively-ambiguous communication
by Llamamoe 4y ago
Natural language doesn't NEED to be precise- that's what theory of mind is for, to allow efficient inference of meaning from objectively-ambiguous communication.
It's not perfect, but LLMs appear capable of making the same kind of inference, sufficiently that it'll inevitably be possible to program in natural language sooner or later with minimal or no manual double-checking