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AI (LLMs etc) exhibits "emergent behavior" properties. things like reasoning and other higher order effects. It could be mimicry (parrotting or cargo culting) b
by Racing0461 3y ago
AI (LLMs etc) exhibits "emergent behavior" properties. things like reasoning and other higher order effects. It could be mimicry (parrotting or cargo culting) but it seems like there is something that that isn't in a bunch of if/else statements or pattern matching.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoIf this is remotely like my experience with ChatGPT, doesn't that run the risk of hallucinating? Versus pattern matching just telling you "This X-ray shows a 75% chance this person has condition X". Can you at least interact with it and have it explain to you its reasoning like "so my diagnostic is based on seeing a lump in the lower right hand corner"? That would be an innovation indeed.
- therobot24 3y ago> AI (LLMs etc) exhibits "emergent behavior" properties. things like reasoning and other higher order effects. I would disagree with this statement. The model is _reasoning_ via the method of processing the data since the weights are informed from the relationships of prior similar information, but at its heart the model is still just doing pattern matching. The primary distinction and what I disagree with in your statement is that these AI models are closer to AGI because there aren't a bunch of if/else statements or basic pattern matching.