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I think it will become apparent how bad they are at it. They’re algorithms and not sentient beings. They do not think of themselves, their place in the world, a
by agentultra 2y ago
I think it will become apparent how bad they are at it. They’re algorithms and not sentient beings. They do not think of themselves, their place in the world, and do not fathom the contents of the minds of others. They do no care what others think of them.
Whatever they write only happens to contain some truth by virtue of the model and the training data. An algorithm doesn’t know what truth is or why we value it. It’s a bullshitter of the highest calibre.
Then comes the question: will they write proofs that we will consider beautiful and elegant, that we will remember and pass down?
Or will they generate what they’ve been asked to and nothing less? That would be utterly boring to read.