> but there's nothing a machine puts into this, there's nothing being transmitted That depends on your prompt. You can make it longer if you have more to say.

> but there's nothing a machine puts into this, there's nothing being transmitted That depends on your prompt. You can make it longer if you have more to say. It's a conditional language model, you can select the place it starts from and how to go. But you can't blame it for bad prompts. Instead of seeing LLM as "nothing there, just token probabilities", I'd rather see it as a distillation of human culture. It's like a mirror house with infinite reflexions and complexities. A place to contemplate, a microscope where you can study something in detail, a simulator where you can deploy experiments.