A dictionary contain knowledge but no intelligence.
A dictionary contain knowledge but no intelligence.
You can argue those are facts too.
It’s more likely it’s just, once again, generating the most probable answer - and if you shake the magic 8 ball enough you will get the answer you were expecting.
If I asked you a question and you had to respond with a stream of consciousness reply, no time to reflect on the question and think about your reply, how inaccurate would your response be? The "hallucinations" aren't a problem with the LLM per se, but how we use them. Papers have shown that feeding the output back into the input, as happens when humans iterate on their own initial thoughts, helps tremendously with accuracy.
Yes, I'm saying here that peoples' inner voices are hallucinating in very similar fashion; "rejecting fictional generated output that makes no sense" is a process that's consciously observable and involves looping the inner voice on itself.
But still, you don't have to agree with me about what intelligence means. But it is important in these discussions to understand that not every participant shares the same definition of the term intelligence.
intelligence to me has to be based off initiative. In that sense, a dog or a cat have more intelligence than GPT.
I actually very much look forward silicon (or other non-biotic material) attaining intelligence, I consider that the only way that Earth civilization can colonize space. But this aint it.