Re:Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in s...
by skydhash on Saturday May 25, 2024 @04:08PM
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> it is like saying that all programs run on the same set of CPU instructions
Turing machine is the embodiment of all computer programs. And then you come across the halting problem. LLMs can probably generate all books in existence, but it can't applies judgement to it. Just like you need programmers to actually write the program and verify that it correctly solves the problem.
Natural languages are more flexible. There are no functions libraries, or paradigms to ease writing. And the problem space can't be specified and usually relies on shared context. Even if we could have snippets of prompts to guide text generations, the result is not that valuable.
Turing machine is the embodiment of all computer programs. And then you come across the halting problem. LLMs can probably generate all books in existence, but it can't applies judgement to it. Just like you need programmers to actually write the program and verify that it correctly solves the problem.
Natural languages are more flexible. There are no functions libraries, or paradigms to ease writing. And the problem space can't be specified and usually relies on shared context. Even if we could have snippets of prompts to guide text generations, the result is not that valuable.