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I don't think the three options provided are exhaustive. For example: 4. LLMs can't reason, when they get something right, it's because the corpus of informati
by antihipocrat 1y ago
I don't think the three options provided are exhaustive. For example:
4. LLMs can't reason, when they get something right, it's because the corpus of information used to create the model provides a very high probability that the response to that specific prompt is correct.
- ninetyninenine 1y agoThey're not exhaustive, but add as many options as you want to the ones given. Most of those options can't be proven or disproven. We don't understand what's going on with LLMs. We've built something from scratch that we can't understand or control. That is what an LLM is.