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One could make a similar argument about humans--our brains are just physical systems running according to physical laws, after all. No... -
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That's a hard sell to the family of a guy who got decapitated when his self-driving car drove under a truck it thought was a cloud. -
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If "AGI" in the form of LLMs is a threat, I don't think it's because it understands anything. I think it's because there will be humans... -
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As anyone who has written a book report for school based on Cliff's Notes can tell you, being able to produce plausible-sounding text on... -
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I think this is a vast overstatement. It "knows" what's in its training data. But its training data still falls far, far short of... -
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A creature can have agency, in the sense that its actions have clear and highly non-random relationships to its circumstances and to... -
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Sure they are: they're computer programs. A computer program is a set of specific instructions on how to process information. But of... -
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In the sense that it produces arrangements of words that are not in its training data, sure. But the only information it has as input... -
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As I said before, if you have references to peer-reviewed literature on the topic, you are welcome to start a new thread in the...