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by jmmcd
467 days ago
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I've said several times that according to your definition, humans do not reason. You haven't really responded to that and I guess you're not going to. I can't quite parse your overall position, ie specifically, as I already said, whether you genuinely think LLMs should output code for most problems, or whether you were using that as a reductio against my initial statement. So, I will stop here and thank you for the discussion. |
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Some do.
> whether you genuinely think LLMs should output code for most problems, or whether you were using that as a reductio against my initial statement
No, they should not. But proper reasoning is related to procedural operations like code.