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Even stronger than our need to anthropomorphize seems to be our innate desire to believe our species is special, and that “real intelligence” couldn’t ever be r
by nojs 1y ago
Even stronger than our need to anthropomorphize seems to be our innate desire to believe our species is special, and that “real intelligence” couldn’t ever be replicated.
If you keep redefining real intelligence as the set of things machines can’t do, then it’s always going to be true.
- safetytrick 1y agoYes, I agree, we seem to need to feel "special". Language is really powerful, I think it's a huge part of our intelligence. The interesting part of the article to me is the focus on fluency. I have not seen anything that LLMs do well that isn't related to powerful utilization of fluency.