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I know how LLMs operate in that degree. My point is that I can't for the life of me understand sentences like "You should not expect intelligence from token pre
by famouswaffles 3y ago
I know how LLMs operate in that degree. My point is that I can't for the life of me understand sentences like "You should not expect intelligence from token prediction" when you neither understand the operations of intelligence in the brain nor what the computation that preceeds any prediction means.
Even if you somehow did, why does GPT have to be a brain to be intelligent any more than a plan has to be a bird to fly.
- pk-protect-ai 3y agoHa-ha, you can't assign an "intelligence" label to anything either because there is no clear definition of intelligence. Even if something resembles or even strikes you as intelligent (whatever this means), it might be a simulation with a very good prediction of your expectations. Have you ever caught yourself talking out of your ass sometimes? Don't be embarrassed, anyone does it sometimes. That's how our neural network hallucinates when we don't know the answer. I would consider this a property of approximation networks rather than a sign of intelligence. Wouldn't you agree?