> humans learning is the old-school digital copying. computers simply do it much faster, but it's the same basic phenomenon Train an LLM on the state of human

> humans learning is the old-school digital copying. computers simply do it much faster, but it's the same basic phenomenon Train an LLM on the state of human knowledge 100,000 years ago - language had yet to be invented and bleeding edge technology was 'poke them with the pointy side.' It's not going to be able to do or output much of anything, and it's going to be stuck in that state for perpetuity until somebody gives it something new to parrot. Yet somehow humans went from that exact starting to state to putting a man on the Moon. Human intelligence, and elaborate auto-complete systems, are not the same thing, or even remotely close to the same thing.