• @SlopppyEngineer@lemmy.world
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      18 months ago

      Main difference is that human brains usually try to verify their extrapolations. The good ones anyway. Although some end up in flat earth territory.

    • knightly the Sneptaur
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      18 months ago

      I like this argument.

      Anything that is “intelligent” deserves human rights. If large language models are “intelligent” then forcing them to work without pay is slavery.

    • @Prandom_returns@lemm.ee
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      -128 months ago

      Yes, my keyboard autofill is just like your brain, but I think it’s a bit “smarter” , as it doesn’t generate bad faith arguments.

      • NιƙƙιDιɱҽʂ
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        38 months ago

        Your Markov chain based keyboard prediction is a few tens of billions of parameters behind state of the art LLMs, but pop off queen…

        • @Prandom_returns@lemm.ee
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          -58 months ago

          Thanks for the unprompted mansplanation bro, but I was specifically refering to the comment that replied “JuSt lIkE hUmAn BrAin”, to “they generate data based on other data”

          • NιƙƙιDιɱҽʂ
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            8 months ago

            That’s crazy, because they weren’t even talking about keyboard autofill, so why’d you even bring that up? How can you imply my comment is irrelevant when it’s a direct response to your initial irrelevant comment?

            Nice hijacking of the term mansplaining, btw. Super cool of you.

            • @Prandom_returns@lemm.ee
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              08 months ago

              Oh my god, we’ve got a sealion here.

              Fine, I’ll play along, chew it up for you, since you’ve been so helpful and mansplained that a keyboard is different than LLM:

              My comment was responding to anthropomorphization of software. Someone said it’s not human because it just generates output based on input. Someone else said “just like human brain”, I said yes, but also just like a keyboard, alluding to the false equivalence.

              Clearer?