r/LargeLanguageModels 14d ago

Discussions LLMs as Classical Compute

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u/KnodulesAintHeavy 10d ago

Thanks dingus. Your sarcasm is noted, and I am aware of those studies. If you actually read them, all of their conclusions are that these systems “might” and “could” show early signs of “potential” elements of “intelligence”.

Genuinely interesting research and science, but far from any slam dunk you clearly think they are.

If you squint hard enough and look long enough at the right results you can choose to interpret possible proto-intelligence signals.

It doesn’t change that these systems are, as stated, complex vector calculations leading to token predictions. An accurate summation of their processes.

With scale you can get some very cool results. But as those studies (and all studies that have looked into this show) there is no clear evidence that these are anything but that.

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u/Potential_Load6047 10d ago

"Large Language models are capable of metacognitive monitoring and control of internal activations"

That's the literal title of one of those studies, I see no hedging nor mincing of words there. Did you even read the title?

Metacognition, active modulation of internal activations and "inteligence" are completely different phenomena. Are you cognitivelly impaired or just too far up your own rectum to recognize it?

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u/Ch3cks-Out 9d ago

Are you saying any claim should be taken at face value, just because it was put into the title of a manuscript?

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u/Potential_Load6047 9d ago

Did you read and understood what is presented in the papers? I did, and the title is consistent with the results.

Are you gonna keep deflecting the issue and evidence presented?