Honestly when I read that description of AI it just makes me think: we’ve done it. We’ve recreated baseline human intelligence.
I mean do you think every person you interact with is truly understanding and processing everything they hear, or do you think that some of them just react as if on instinct, responding with something that often makes sense but mostly just feels like it makes sense? If you’ve been in the corporate world long enough, it’s hard not to believe it’s the latter. I think it’s just unintuitive how far you can get that way.
I’ve worked with people who seemed like that. But they usually had partners they loved, parents they mourned, there was depth and emotion and humanity somewhere, even though they where horrible to interact with in the office. An LLM doesn’t have the capacity for that.
Honestly when I read that description of AI it just makes me think: we’ve done it. We’ve recreated baseline human intelligence.
I mean do you think every person you interact with is truly understanding and processing everything they hear, or do you think that some of them just react as if on instinct, responding with something that often makes sense but mostly just feels like it makes sense? If you’ve been in the corporate world long enough, it’s hard not to believe it’s the latter. I think it’s just unintuitive how far you can get that way.
I’ve worked with people who seemed like that. But they usually had partners they loved, parents they mourned, there was depth and emotion and humanity somewhere, even though they where horrible to interact with in the office. An LLM doesn’t have the capacity for that.