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If you give that person the ability to represent unknown questions as combinations or functions of ones for which they have the class' answer distribution, then
by einpoklum 4y ago
If you give that person the ability to represent unknown questions as combinations or functions of ones for which they have the class' answer distribution, then - things get blurrier between being "powerful" and "smart".
To take us back to the age-old Chinese Room story: What does it mean, to _understand_ something? If an entity has internal processes which allow it to converse with humans consistently and reasonably about something (and I'm not saying GPT/LLMs are that) - can you not claim that entity understands it?