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I don't blurt out different answers to the same question using different phrasing, I doubt any human does.

• easyThrowaway 9mo ago
  We actually do, and often - depending on who our speaker is, our relationship with them, the tone of the message, etc. Maybe our intellect is not fully an LLM, but I truly wonder how much of our dialectical skills are.
  • croon 9mo ago
    You're describing the same answer with different phrasing. Humans do that, LLMs regularly don't. If you phrase the question "what color is your car?" a hundred different ways, a human will get it correct every time. LLMs randomly don't, if the token prediction veers off course. Edit: A human also doesn't get confused at fundamental priors after a reasonable context window. I'm perplexed that we're still having this discussion after years of LLM usage. How is it possible that it's not clear to everyone? Don't get me wrong, I use it daily at work and at home and it's indeed useful, but there's is absolutely 0 illusion of intelligence for me.
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