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It's not correct. Please read some more research papers, this isn't what people working in AI believe at all. You can prove with experiments that different huma
by mike_hearn 4mo ago
It's not correct. Please read some more research papers, this isn't what people working in AI believe at all. You can prove with experiments that different human languages get translated to the same abstract conceptual space in the middle layers, for example. It's why interpretability is so difficult.
The claim is odd in another way: you can train a person on non-working code and they'll produce nonsense. That doesn't mean people are just stitching together words they've previously seen.
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