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> I don't know how well it is studied, but I suspect it is possible there is language-related complexity constraints to the effectiveness of the LLM algorithms.
by lelanthran 20d ago
> I don't know how well it is studied, but I suspect it is possible there is language-related complexity constraints to the effectiveness of the LLM algorithms.
I believe that's obvious - humans don't think in words. Neither do animals. A machine that only thinks in words is obviously going to be deficient in some things, no matter how proficient it is in everything else.
- brokensegue 20d agoAren't the new models thinking in neuralese?
- lelanthran 20d ago> Aren't the new models thinking in neuralese? Where did you read that?
- brokensegue 20d agoMultiple places
- lelanthran 19d ago> Multiple places The people you are talking to have apparently never seen this research. Maybe you can help them out and provide links? It's faster to do that than to engage in some form of audience-persuasion, as well as more effective.