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The answer is that humans have genitalia. And while that may seem trite, it's really not. you can't separate humans thinking from the underlying hardware. Until LLM's are able to experience real emotion, and emotion here really means a stick by which to lead the LLM, it will always be different from humans.
> LLMs produce their answers with a fixed amount of computation per token I'm not that confident that humans don't do this. Neurons are slow enough that we can't really have a very large number of sequential steps behind a given thought. Longer complex considerations are difficult (for me at least) without at least thinking out loud to cache my thoughts in audible memory, or having a piece of paper to store and revie…
He was able to show that the equivalent of place cells (normally used to determine one's physical location) fire sequentially when humans perform tasks like listening to music or imagine feeling along the rim of a coffee cup.
The think step-by-step trick might just be scratching the surface of the various mechanisms we can use to give LLMs this kind of internal voice.
The answer is that humans have genitalia. And while that may seem trite, it's really not. you can't separate humans thinking from the underlying hardware. Until LLM's are able to experience real emotion, and emotion here really means a stick by which to lead the LLM, it will always be different from humans.
* I'm no expert, 'continuous' might be oversimplified.
The answer is that humans have genitalia. And while that may seem trite, it's really not. you can't separate humans thinking from the underlying hardware. Until LLM's are able to experience real emotion, and emotion here really means a stick by which to lead the LLM, it will always be different from humans.
Not all humans have genetalia.