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There is nothing an LLM could say that would demonstrate thought to me. Not even close... At least with anything I can think of. Even if you gave an super-LLM
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
There is nothing an LLM could say that would demonstrate thought to me. Not even close... At least with anything I can think of.
Even if you gave an super-LLM agency and a body, and it moved out to a little shack on a lake, got married, raised children, and started publishing sublime philosophy and fiction, I still wouldn't be convinced.
There's just too much human data available. Anything could be probabilistic word selection... Maybe the distinction is not really important anyway.
- shrimp_emoji 3y agoUnfalsifiable beliefs are always a good sign.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoWell I wouldn't say that. Perhaps I could be convinced if I looked at the architecture. But as black box (with the boundry at the text input/output), it does seem unfalsifiable.