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by paint
1018 days ago
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Because human cognition is fundamentally affected and controlled by it's body and its sensorimotor interactions with the environment (read: "Six Views on Embodied Cognition" by Margret Wilson) which LLMs don't have and will never have. |
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Agree with embodied issue. Humans have a large amount of sensory input, from the 'body'. I'd disagree that AI will never have this, considering the large number of sensory technologies that already exists and are being developed.
It only takes wiring them together. Eyes, smells, touch, these are all existing and being refined.
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LLMs? AI research is far more vast than just LLM's. LLM's just happen to be the latest shiny thing.
"never"?. That is bold, 5 years ago people said the abilities in current LLM's were a "never", yet here we are.