[pelorat]

I think the model needs to be thought about human anatomy, not just fed a bunch of scans. It needs to understand what ribs and organs are.

[ericmcer]

I don't think LLMs can achieve "understanding" in that sense.

[nomel]

These aren't LLM. Most of the neat things in science, involving AI, aren't LLM. Next word prediction has extremely limited use with non-text data.

[thaumasiotes]

People seem to have started to use "LLM" to refer to any suite of software that includes an LLM somewhere within it; you can see them talking about LLM-generated art, for example.

[hnlmorg]

Was it ascii art? ;)

[thaumasiotes]

https://hamatti.org/posts/art-forgery-llms-and-why-it-feels-...

People will just believe whatever they hear.

[satvikpendem]

Computer vision models are not large language models; LLM does not mean generative AI or even AI in general, it stands for a specific initialism.