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Because the nature of their operation (learning a probability distribution over a corpus of observed data) is not the same as creating synthetic a priori knowle
by viccis 2y ago
Because the nature of their operation (learning a probability distribution over a corpus of observed data) is not the same as creating synthetic a priori knowledge (object permanence is a case of cause and effect which is synthetic a priori knowledge). All LLM knowledge is by definition a posteriori.
- AstralStorm 2y agoThat LLMs cannot synthesize it into a propri, including other rules of logic and mathematics, is a major failure of the technology...