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by thomastjeffery
782 days ago
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But the LLM never calculates anything! Why in the world would I ever expect a calculated result? An LLM doesn't even answer a question, either: it continues a prompt. That continuation looks like an answer to you and me; but to the LLM, it contains nothing more than the most likely tokens. I keep hearing this story that an LLM is capable of objectivity, and that it's just relatively bad at it. The LLM literally never does objectivity. It can't be bad at a thing it never does. Every time someone calls this sort of interaction a "limitation", they are only obfuscating the narrative with a useless anthropomorphization. The LLM is not a person. It is not a mind. It does not perform objective thought. It is a statistical model that provides the most likely text. No more, no less. |
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