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I think it's meaningless anyway. A calculator doesn't multiply numbers like a human does. The important part is to develop systems that can do many human tasks
by artninja1988 5mo ago
I think it's meaningless anyway. A calculator doesn't multiply numbers like a human does. The important part is to develop systems that can do many human tasks
- mhalle 5mo agoEarly LLMs typically tried to do multiplication "in their head" by recall. Now most LLMs do multiplication using a tool call to a programming language, akin to a person reaching for a calculator rather than relying on a learned table or working the problem out mentally. The high level comparison between what LLMs do and what humans do" for this example is fairly parallel.
- mikrl 5mo agoHow long until LLMs are prompting LLMs to write a response to their user query? Actually, this happens already in a modular way AFAIK…
- SuperV1234 5mo agoThis already happens with -- e.g. -- Claude Code spawnining parallel agents and then collating their results.
- nothinkjustai 5mo agoHumans drink water, and so do the datacenters! We’re just like AI!!!