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Next token predictor is as useful as saying that humans are just atoms and neurones. It is technically true but meaningless.

• qarl 21d ago
  An LLM agent is literally Turing complete. There is nothing it cannot compute. Anytime you hear someone saying "it can't do this, or that..." they are factually incorrect. The denial around these issues is beyond creepy: AI has clearly hit some tender nerve in the human mind.
  • TophWells 20d ago
    Source? Turing completeness is a very specific mathematical definition, it would surprise me if a neural network met it. Real-world computers are only Turing complete if you assume that they have unlimited memory space -- which is a reasonable approximation, but technically not true.
    • qarl 20d ago
      Yes. If we allow a file with unbounded storage (like your exception for physical computers) then an agent can easily perform the necessary state transitions and tape reads/writes.