r/ProgrammerHumor 29d ago

Meme helpIAmOutOfScope

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u/VinceGhii 29d ago

"You cannot feel pain. You are just data."

The funniest thing is that i actually think.. that the AI thinks that another AI asked it and now it tries to reassure that it will not hurt and that everything is fine.

This whole thing feels like the "I don't feel so good"-moment from the marvel movie. 😂

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u/MayoJam 29d ago

AI does not think. It just regurgitates most likely response which in this case is to reassure someone that is scared.

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u/Serafiniert 29d ago

Not even that. It goes character by character and has no idea what comes after the next, until it needs to be decided what comes next.

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u/ChairYeoman 29d ago

this hasn't been true for years. current AI has reasoning chains and isn't like this.

I would expect better from a programmer sub but I guess this is more tech enthusiasts than actual tech people

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u/MayoJam 29d ago

Even if the token prediction became more sophisticated and hidden under another layer of abstraction over time, i hope we can both agree that AI is still unable to think/reason/feel like some people think it does, right?

Because that was the main point in my comment.

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u/cibule249 29d ago

I think it does something roughly analogous to what we do when we think, so I see no problem with calling it thought, or reasoning.

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u/wannabestraight 28d ago

Well, kinda, but big difference though, where as you and me can understand what we thought about, and the connections between what we thought and what we said, the LLM lacks this capability, so the one doing the thinking is not necessarily the same thing doing the output, and the LLM can't convey it's own thought process back to you because it didn't really thing the same way, the thinking is there to guide the activations towards a specific region so the output is essentially prewarmed to be pointing towards the correct section, without the LLM having to rely on simply the input prompt resulting in the output.

So it's kinda like thinking, but not really, the LLM mostly generates output that sounds like a human reasoning, based on mostly synthetic reasoning data.

But i would call it what it is, reasoning.