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I can arrange a series of bricks in many ways to try and build a wall but that doesn't mean I will automatically get a good result if my process (like a ML trai
by amlib 1y ago
I can arrange a series of bricks in many ways to try and build a wall but that doesn't mean I will automatically get a good result if my process (like a ML training algorithm) doesn't precisely arrange then in a manner that produces a rigid wall with the desired characteristics. In the same vein you can have a fancy neural network arranged by some fancy LLM training algorithm with gobs of data about a subject but current methods likely won't produce anything with the depth of "understanding" that a human can do. It's a crumbly wall that falls once you do any real inspection or put any real load into it.