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by Guidii
1104 days ago
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I'm unconvinced. The author seems to be stating that because llms have generated "interesting" statements that all of Chomsky's approaches are invalidated. This seems to assume that the llm isn't somehow incorporating Chomsky's generative grammar system into the model, which would be a very hard thing to prove. Also, the author's stated proof contains flaws. Take for example page 16: Generate ten other sentences like "colorless green ideas sleep furiously":
Purple fluffy clouds dream wildly.
Blue glittery unicorns jump excitedly. The author claims that the llm has completed this task successfully, completely ignoring the example's pairwise incompatible terms (colorless green, and sleep furiously), and accepting that "purple fluffy" is equivalently meaningless. It is not, and the model has clearly failed. |
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