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> I'm not sure that's a compelling argument. Humans can be put into a similar state where they are unconscious and not thinking. Think of someone in a coma, for
by stinkbeetle 4mo ago
> I'm not sure that's a compelling argument. Humans can be put into a similar state where they are unconscious and not thinking. Think of someone in a coma, for example, where we actually measure and confirm that there is no brain activity where they're in that state.
He was responding to your comment
> Funny enough, the models seemingly go insane and decohere into noise output in the absence of sensory input
The assumption being that "sensory input" is a prompt. What did you mean by sensory input?
- supern0va 4mo ago>He was responding to your comment No, I could be mistaken, but I think he was clarifying his higher up comment: >Imagine yourself in an isolation chamber. What are you thinking? Are you no longer conscious?
- stinkbeetle 4mo agoWould be strange since he replied to you specifically, commenting about your post. In any case, what do you mean by sensory input for LLMs?