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rivers don't think and water doesn't have strategies, yet you can build intricate logic-gated tools using the power of water. Those types of systems are inheren
by yawnxyz 2y ago
rivers don't think and water doesn't have strategies, yet you can build intricate logic-gated tools using the power of water. Those types of systems are inherently interpretable because you can just look at how they work. They're not black boxes.
LLMs are black boxes, and if anything, interpretability systems show us what the heck is going on inside them. Especially useful when half the world is using these already, and we have no idea how t hey work
- kazinator 2y agoWater doesn't think, yet if you inject it into the entrance of a maze, it will soon come gushing out of the exit.
- LoganDark 2y ago> rivers don't think and water doesn't have strategies, yet you can build intricate logic-gated tools using the power of water. That doesn't mean the water itself has strategies, just that you can use water in an implementation of strategy... it's fairly well known at this point that LLMs can be used as part of strategies (see e.g. "agents"), they just don't intrinsically have any.