> anthropomorphizing the fictional ‘ai’ to tell it it’s nature - it relies on the LLM’s world model to then also anthropomorphize a fictional ai assistant that

> anthropomorphizing the fictional ‘ai’ to tell it it’s nature - it relies on the LLM’s world model to then also anthropomorphize a fictional ai assistant that obeys those instructions There's a lot of information compressed into those models, in a similar way to how it is stored in the human brain. Is it so hard to believe that an LLM's pattern recognition is the same as a human, minus all the "embodied" elements? (Passage of time, agency in the world, memory of itself)