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That's the whole problem of LLM: they work only on human language. Even before computers we created formal languages (mathematics, logic equations) precisely b
by eloisant 3y ago
That's the whole problem of LLM: they work only on human language.
Even before computers we created formal languages (mathematics, logic equations) precisely because human language is too often ambiguous.
- Spivak 3y agoDon't you lump math in there, math is 99% human language. The symbol pushing you learned in HS is just advanced arithmetic. Math is more like legalese with some very loose additional notation than a formal language.
- lkirkwood 3y agoCan you expand on this? Notation like "=" can be written using language but we define an exact meaning for the operator regardless, unlike language.
- JieJie 3y agoI suppose that begs the question, what if we trained an LLM only on examples of formal languages?