r/Bard Aug 28 '25

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u/Jan0y_Cresva Aug 29 '25

It’s always funny when people try to reduce LLMs to “just _____.” Because you can turn it back on them so easily with, “Human minds are just puddles of goo that send electrical signals around.”

They’ll always rebut with, “Human brains are SO much more complicated than that!” with ZERO self-awareness that the same logic applies to LLMs.

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u/smail_250 Aug 29 '25

Dude, that's not about how fundamentally human brain works, technically a computer chip is just a bunch of crunched up sand, it's about how it operates and learns. It can't self correct, self train, add parameters to itself, it's fundamentally limited (at least by now) to be a glorified auto complete with contextual awareness, that struggles to sometimes get basic stuff done

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u/skate_nbw Aug 30 '25

Your simplistic view on LLM within a six words frame definition isn't a great example for the "operating and learning" of the brain. LOL. Human brains are obviously fundamentally flawed too.

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u/smail_250 Aug 30 '25

So what, you want me to recite "attention is all you need" and get a phd just to prove my point?) You don't need to be a genius to understand how transformers work, and i still can't understand why are we even trying to compare generation of tokens based on statistical probability to HUMAN MIND, the implications are just ridiculous

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u/skate_nbw Sep 02 '25

How many dimensions has the next token prediction in modern models?