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It definitely feels like reasoning. Problems get solved. They may be simple problems, but it's still far beyond what a calculator can do. Does it really matter

• MrMcCall 2y ago
  You don't know the history of ELIZA, do you? That story goes way deeper than some wordplay fooling people. The entire intent was to get people to realize that it was worthless, but, even after people learned that and what it was, they clamoured for more! "Just imagine how stupid the average person is, and them remember that half of them are even stupider than that!" --George Carlin And, yes, we humans are very different, but you'll have to traverse my recent comment history to get the extensive explanation. It's worth it, though, I promise, but I doubt you'll like it or agree with it. Good luck!
• genericspammer 2y ago
  You raise good points, I agree it feels like it is reasoning at times. Though the brain, with our current understanding of it, is by far more of a black box to us than any LLM. > I certainly don't believe we have a 'reasoning module'. Let’s also point out that human brains probably don’t have any vector databases in them either. It seems to me like our brains must work very differently - just look at how much energy an LLM consumes compared to our brains consuming around 12 Watts.