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Does that mean it's intelligent? To me it just means they can brilliantly fake human conversation - the original design goal of Large Language Models. It's re
by Tade0 1mo ago
Does that mean it's intelligent?
To me it just means they can brilliantly fake human conversation - the original design goal of Large Language Models.
It's really easy to tell if you're talking to an LLM if you ask a question that requires actually knowing things, not going for the first search result of a tool call or whatever most popular answer was embedded in the weights.
For this reason even the most sophisticated models still require system prompts, skills and all that other crap.
- bonoboTP 1mo agoMost people are already at the anger phase, not at denial anymore. Get on with the times.
- snapcaster 1mo agoWhy does this matter?
- Tade0 1mo agoWe're checking for intelligence, not faking intelligence, no?
- snapcaster 1mo agono, we're trying to do work effectively and quickly
- coldtea 1mo ago>Does that mean it's intelligent? To me it just means they can brilliantly fake human conversation That's exactly the criteria we used to assume for over half a century for it finally being intelligent: the Turing Test. And what does "brilliantly fake human conversation" even mean if not some kind of intelligence? It's like saying "He is not good at math, he just brilliantly proves theorems".