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by ben_w
891 days ago
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> Since an LLM has no sense of self or instances While I'd be surprised to learn they have anything a normal person would call a sense of self, it would only be mild surprise and even then mainly because it means we finally have a testable definition. (Amongst other things, I don't buy that the mirror test is a good test, but rather I think it's an OK first attempt at a test). We're really bad at this. > In a way, doesn't it already "talk to itself" when generating sentences, e.g., its output token gets added to the input tokens successively? I'm not sure if that counts as talking to itself or not; I think that I tend to form complete ideas first and then turn them into words which I may edit afterwards, but is that editing process "talking to myself"? And this might well be one kind of "sense of self". Possibly. |
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