Except an LLM actually is a piece of software. And the brain is not what you said.

Which part of what he said is wrong?

> A brain is a collection of cells that transmit electrical signals and sodium. ...

That it is a collection of cells? Or that they transmit electrical signals and sodium?

Or do you feel that he's leaving out something important about how it works (like generated electrical fields or neural quantum effects)?

I think this is a useful way to look at things. We often point out that LLMs are not conscious because of x, but we tend to forget that we don't really know what consciousness is, nor do we really know what intelligence is beyond the Justice Potter Stewart definition. It's helpful to occasionally remind ourselves how much uncertainty is involved here.