They "don't." They don't have anything, they're prediction engines. But they predict "emotional" responses just the same as they predict any other sort of respo

They "don't." They don't have anything, they're prediction engines. But they predict "emotional" responses just the same as they predict any other sort of response. > I'm treating them like a [...] database This is the very, very wrong part. They are nothing like databases. Databases are trustworthy; basically filing cabinets. LLMs are making it up as they go along, but doing a pretty high quality job of it.