> They break your input into tokens and then look at the most likely set of output tokens given your input. That's all. That's humans as well, possibly. This d

> They break your input into tokens and then look at the most likely set of output tokens given your input. That's all. That's humans as well, possibly. This description gets repeated over and over and is factually correct, but we still don't know if brains do anything more. The "it's not reasoning" may be true, but it doesn't follow from just that description.