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Just like an analogy between humans fails to capture how an LLM works, so does the analogy of being "programmed". Being "programmed" is being given a set of in
by nilirl 1y ago
Just like an analogy between humans fails to capture how an LLM works, so does the analogy of being "programmed".
Being "programmed" is being given a set of instructions.
This ignores explicit instructions.
It may not be magic; but it is still surprising, uncontrollable, and risky. We don't need to be doomsayers, but let's not downplay our uncertainty.