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> "Grady Booch, father UML, has been saying this for years. LLMs aren't intelligent and never will be, though they may get large and complex enough to simulate
by mgh2 2y ago
> "Grady Booch, father UML, has been saying this for years. LLMs aren't intelligent and never will be, though they may get large and complex enough to simulate it. The problem really isn't the amount of data you feed it, it's the foundational architecture. LLMs are based on probability, not logic and understanding."
- HDThoreaun 2y agoI really just dont see what people mean by this. Our only reference point for intelligence is the brain which is based on probability in the same way that LLMs are.