• ooli3@sopuli.xyzOP
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    2 days ago

    the correct term is Stochastic Parrot… that is what LLM do. It sound even more cool that AI imho

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        2 days ago

        Doesn’t matter. There is no cognition. Just word salads mixed and matched with no possibility of receiving “I don’t know” for a answer.

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        2 days ago

        So they no more use probability to choose next word? I wonder how they do it now

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        That’s was a remarkably uninsightful way to approach that topic. Please link to more of these “studies”, that one was way too short.

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            Did you read the study? It’s hilarious. They’re using LLMs to “grade” the number of observed “skills” based on the output of LLMs. They’re using a stochastic parrot to evaluate another stochastic parrot, and concluding that there is some kind of emergent “skill” going on. Sheeeesh. It’d assume the authors of the paper are just having a laugh. But, one thing is for sure, the AI stupidity train keeps chugging along.