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by jhbadger
377 days ago
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>It would be awesome to develop some theory around what kind of problems LLMs can and cannot solve. That should deter some leads pushing for solving the unsolvable with the technology. That could have unfortunate consequences. Most people stopped looking at neural nets for years because they thought that Minsky's and Papert's 1969 proof that perceptrons (linear neural nets) couldn't solve basic problems incorrectly applied to neural nets in general. So the field basically abandoned neural nets for a couple of decades which were more or less wasted on "symbolic" approaches to AI that accomplished little. |
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