(machine learning) is not the same as (“AI” (LLMs, presented as beings capable of thought))
(aka LLMs aren’t ML) rather than
machine learning is not the same as “AI” e.g. (LLMs, presented as beings capable of thought)
(aka LLMs are ML, and when presented as a replacement for humans they are AI)
Either way, I believe there is some value in comparing even simple decision making technology to the human brain. After all, we are capable of making those sorts of decisions as well. Tbf I may be biased by my internal mental model of coding, where I imagine describing a set of steps, relations, abstractions, etc to an entity with an extremely direct manner of interpretation.
My personal moral of (seemingly malicious) language ambiguity is to avoid the term AI altogether.
My personal moral of (seemingly malicious) language ambiguity is to avoid the term AI altogether.
Oh, it’s definitely malicious.
Tbf I may be biased by my internal mental model of coding, where I imagine describing a set of steps, relations, abstractions, etc to an entity with an extremely direct manner of interpretation.
Interesting. I’m unsure what my internal mental model of coding is. I guess I just kinda… feel the code? I wonder if it’s because I’m autistic, but things like programming and mathematics feel very natural and intuitive to me. They’re logical, predictable, and rule-based.
Thanks for the discussion!
Likewise: this has been such a pleasant internet interaction; a rare occurance.
My mistake, I associated what you said as
(aka LLMs aren’t ML) rather than
(aka LLMs are ML, and when presented as a replacement for humans they are AI)
Either way, I believe there is some value in comparing even simple decision making technology to the human brain. After all, we are capable of making those sorts of decisions as well. Tbf I may be biased by my internal mental model of coding, where I imagine describing a set of steps, relations, abstractions, etc to an entity with an extremely direct manner of interpretation.
My personal moral of (seemingly malicious) language ambiguity is to avoid the term AI altogether.
Thanks for the discussion!
Oh, it’s definitely malicious.
Interesting. I’m unsure what my internal mental model of coding is. I guess I just kinda… feel the code? I wonder if it’s because I’m autistic, but things like programming and mathematics feel very natural and intuitive to me. They’re logical, predictable, and rule-based.
Likewise: this has been such a pleasant internet interaction; a rare occurance.