I just can't understand the certainty that people have about the limitations of models.
The diagrams in this article are just outright wrong.
Models are not 1.prompt->2.forward propagation->3.response->4.end.
They are 1.prompt->2.forward propagation->3.partial response->if not done goto 2.-> end.
And if you can't see how that adds a world of complexity I'm not sure what else to say. AI may not have intent or motivation, but the ability to show that is currently well beyond our means.
Lerc · · focus · HN ↗
The diagrams in this article are just outright wrong.
Models are not 1.prompt->2.forward propagation->3.response->4.end.
They are 1.prompt->2.forward propagation->3.partial response->if not done goto 2.-> end.
And if you can't see how that adds a world of complexity I'm not sure what else to say. AI may not have intent or motivation, but the ability to show that is currently well beyond our means.
skydhash · · focus · HN ↗
> They are 1.prompt->2.forward propagation->3.partial response->if not done goto 2.-> end.
You know something else that follows the same pattern? Your A/C system.
1. set temperature ->2. Get diff of temperature -> 3. Response -> if not done go to 2. -> end
The difference is that both 2. and 3. are deterministic, while in the LLM case, it is statistical and textual.