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> actually living in the real world where time passes sure, but it feels like this is just looking at what distinguishes humans from LLMs and calling that “int
by libraryofbabel 1y ago
> actually living in the real world where time passes
sure, but it feels like this is just looking at what distinguishes humans from LLMs and calling that “intelligence.” I highlight this difference too when I talk about LLMs, but I don’t feel the need to follow up with “and that’s why they’re not really intelligent.”
- dkdcio 1y agowell the second part (implied above, I didn’t actually write it) is “and operate intelligently in that world”. talking about “intelligence” in some abstract form where “does this text output constitute intelligence” is hyper silly to me. the discussion should anchor on real-world consequences, not the endless hypotheticals we end up with in these discussions