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> Obviously the LLM doesn't have "senses" in the human way, and it doesn't "see" words > A different analogy could be, imagine a being that had a sense that yo
by anon_e-moose 1y ago
> Obviously the LLM doesn't have "senses" in the human way, and it doesn't "see" words
> A different analogy could be, imagine a being that had a sense that you "see" magnetic lines, and they showed you an object and asked you
If my grandmother had wheels she would have been a bicycle.
At some point to hold the analogy, your mind must perform so many contortions that it defeats the purpose of the analogy itself.
- ehsankia 1y ago> If my grandmother had wheels she would have been a bicycle. That's irrelevant here, that was someone trying to convert one dish into another dish. > your mind must perform so many contortions that it defeats the purpose I disagree, what contortions? The only argument you've provided is that "LLMs don't have senses". Well yes, that's the whole point of an analogy. I still hold that the way LLMs interpret tokens is analogous to a "sense".