alt Hacker NewsOne of these is a much weaker claim than the other.
> yes, LLM's can definitely function in an open world where the rules are fuzzy, changing, undefined, etc.
> At the very least, much better than all GOFAI approaches by far
One of these is a much weaker claim than the other.
> yes, LLM's can definitely function in an open world where the rules are fuzzy, changing, undefined, etc.
> At the very least, much better than all GOFAI approaches by far
That's true. Again, I currently view LLMs as a function of integration - what they may lack in "intrinsic smarts", whatever that means, they can tool call and we build capacities (and they build capacities!) around them and to some degree can reason and be creative.
I do think the first claim has real merit even if it's not 100% on par with humans. Second claim is just true.