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> LLM's do not "solve a problem." Right, or at any rate, the problems they do solve are ones of document-construction, which may sometimes resemble a different
by Terr_ 1y ago
> LLM's do not "solve a problem."
Right, or at any rate, the problems they do solve are ones of document-construction, which may sometimes resemble a different problem humans are thinking of... but isn't actually being solved.
For example, an LLM might take the string "2+2=" and give you "2+2=4", but it didn't solve a math problem, it solved a "what would usually get written here" problem.
We ignore this distinction at our peril.
- AdieuToLogic 1y ago> Right, or at any rate, the problems they do solve are ones of document-construction, which may sometimes resemble a different problem humans are thinking of... but isn't actually being solved. This is such a great way to express the actuality in a succinct manner. Thank you for sharing it.