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Can't the same be said for humans though? Not to be too reductive, but aren't most general practitioners just pattern recognition machines?
by cheschire 2y ago
Can't the same be said for humans though? Not to be too reductive, but aren't most general practitioners just pattern recognition machines?
- daemonologist 2y agoI'm sure humans can make similar errors, but we're definitely less suggestible than current language models. For example, if you tell a chat-tuned LLM it's incorrect, it will almost always respond with something like "I'm sorry, you're right..." A human would be much more likely to push back if they're confident.
- goatlover 2y agoYou are being too reductive saying humans are "just pattern recognition machines", ignoring everything else about what makes us human in favor of taking an analogy literally. For one thing, LLMs aren't black or female.
- dap 2y agoSure, “just” a machine honed over millions of years and trained on several years of specific experience in this area.