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There might be sufficient overlap between all such concepts that a distinction hardly matters anyway: if the assistant says what's most likely to come next acco
by hunter2_ 3y ago
There might be sufficient overlap between all such concepts that a distinction hardly matters anyway: if the assistant says what's most likely to come next according to a LLM, or if a person says what they think should come next based on intuition, the listener would probably find each to be about equally intuitive to converse with due in large part to each of those qualities.
- andsoitis 3y ago> There might be sufficient overlap between all such concepts that a distinction hardly matters “Intuitive to use” roughly means that it is easy for a human to interact with. “Intuition” is the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning.