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A compression algorithm doesn't transform the data it stores it in a different format. Storing a story in a txt file vs word file doesn't transform the data.
by ipaddr 1y ago
A compression algorithm doesn't transform the data it stores it in a different format. Storing a story in a txt file vs word file doesn't transform the data.
An llm is looking at the shape of words and ideas over scale and using that to provide answers.
- const_cast 1y agoNo a compression algorithm does transform the data, particularly lossy ones. The pixels stored in the output are not in the input, they're new pixels. That's why you can't uncompress a jpeg. Its a new image that just happens to look like the original. But it even might not - some jpegs are so deep fried they become their own form of art. This is very popular in meme culture. The only difference, really, is we know how a JPEG algorithm works. If I wanted to, I could painstakingly make a jpeg by hand. We don't know how LLMs work.