No, that simply is not the case. The whole point of deep learning - and the reason it has been successful in so many domains over the last 20 years - is that ge

No, that simply is not the case. The whole point of deep learning - and the reason it has been successful in so many domains over the last 20 years - is that generalization does occur. Leela will kick your ass at chess whether she's seen the position before or not, even if her search depth is set at 1 ply. In the case of LLMs, the compression ratio alone absolutely requires this.