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Huginn was just an example. With the similar definition to yours, are these "LLM autonomous agents" really actually "autonomous?" >They are "autonomous" in the
by lannisterstark 3y ago
Huginn was just an example. With the similar definition to yours, are these "LLM autonomous agents" really actually "autonomous?"
>They are "autonomous" in the sense of animals
That's a really weird equivalency, which frankly, I'm not even sure is true.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago> That's a really weird equivalency, which frankly, I'm not even sure is true. A mind that's a black box to us, that we can predict to a degree based only on observing it at work, that's also a general-purpose intelligence we're trying to employ for limited set of tasks. It's not a bad analogy. Like animals, LLMs too have the capacity to "think outside the box", where the box is what you'd consider the scope of the task.