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by ben_w
6 days ago
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Both statements are true without contradiction. A specific model develops as it passes through training. AI labs change the architecture between models to allow them to surpass the previous models' best scores. It's also going to keep being a hard sell to say "stop anthropomorphizing LLMs" when the models anthropomorphise themselves. But besides that: Yeah, sure, they're not human, they're a cargo-cult mimicry of by and of minds that popped out of evolution doing gradient decent on intergenerational survivability. So what? Still interesting when the result of such cargo-culting incidentally echoes what our natural-selection-not-engineered moist electrochemistry happens to do. |
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