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These things don't actually think. They are a product of the training imposed. The fact that these elements can be found quite easily, goes to show that there
by trod1234 1y ago
These things don't actually think. They are a product of the training imposed.
The fact that these elements can be found quite easily, goes to show that there are undue influences on the training apparatus supporting such things.
Anthropomorphism is a cognitive bias that unduly muddies the water.
These things (LLMs) aren't people, and they never will be; and people are responsible for the creation of what they build in one way or another. The bill always comes due even if they have blinded themselves to that fact.
- avoutos 1y agoAt the end of the day, the outputs simply reflect the inputs. Initially I was of the "if it looks, walks like duck" view when it comes to LLMs and thinking. But as time progressed and I did more research it became increasingly obvious that the current LLMs, even with chain-of-thought, do not think or at least think remotely close to how a human does. Advancement of LLM ability seems to be logarithmic rather than the exponential trend AI doomers fear. Advancement won't continue without a paradigm shift and even then I am not sure we will ever reach ASI.
- CamperBob2 1y agoWhat convinced you that they don't?