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These kind of reductive thought-terminating cliches are not helpful. You are using a tautology (it doesn't think because it is retrieving data and retrieving da
by Eisenstein 2y ago
These kind of reductive thought-terminating cliches are not helpful. You are using a tautology (it doesn't think because it is retrieving data and retrieving data is not thinking) without addressing the why (why does this preclude thinking) or the how (is it doing anything else to generate results).
- lucianbr 2y ago> If it's not there it's not there. There is nothing in the LLM that would have the capability to create new information by reasoning, when the existing information does not already include what we need. There is logic and useful thought in the comment, but you choose not to see it because you disagree with the conclusion. That is not useful.
- Eisenstein 2y agoI'm sorry but generating logic from tautologies is not useful. And the conclusion is irrelevant to me. The method is flawed.