Also with the stochastic parrot thing. If you say just the right thing to the right human and the right time, they'll very predictibly say their favorite movie/book quote or song lyric, like some sort of parrot.
And also, if you put an actual parrot in a room full of programmers, it might learn a few word of programming jargon, but it never will become a useful coding partner the way LLMs are.
An LLM will tell you how a song feels, even if it has literally no way to experience music. Because it's not thoughts or feelings that you get from an LLM. We take a massive amount of information, compress it into a large graph, then explore sections of the graph via prompts. That's what the stochastic parrot means. And that doesn't compare with how humans think. It's just a completely different architecture