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Okay. But then you could say the same for a human, isn't your brain just a cloud of matter and electricity that just reacts to senses deterministically?
by sdsd 11mo ago
Okay. But then you could say the same for a human, isn't your brain just a cloud of matter and electricity that just reacts to senses deterministically?
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- cube00 11mo ago> isn't your brain just a cloud of matter and electricity that just reacts to senses deterministically? LLMs are not deterministic. I'd argue over the short term humans are more deterministic. I ask a human the same question multiple times and I get the same answer. I ask an LLM and each answer could be very different depending on its "temperature".
- krzyk 11mo agoIf you ask human the same question repeatedly, you'll get different answers. I think that at third you'll get "I already answered that" etc.
- worldsayshi 11mo agoWe hardly react to things deterministically. But I agree with the sentiment. It seems it is more important than ever to agree on what it means to understand something.
- qwertox 11mo agoI'm having a bad day today. I'm 100% certain that today I'll react completely different to any tiny issue compared to how I did yesterday.
- sdsd 11mo agoRight, if you change the input to your function, you get a different output. By that logic, the function `(def (add a b) (+ a b)` isn't deterministic.