5 comments

  • citizenpaul4 minutes ago
    If you asked me last year(2025) I would have still said LLMs are a silly toy.<p>As of Jan 2026 I have come to accept that LLMs are at least part of the puzzle of how intelligence works. They are at this point better than the majority of humans at various intellectual tasks. It may not be or ever be a 1:1 but good enough ran the world already before llms.<p>There is not even a formal definition of what intelligence is so saying LLM&#x27;s are intelligent can&#x27;t even be &quot;right&#x2F;wrong&quot;. Its just arguing semantics and definitions.
  • MallocVoidstar5 minutes ago
    AI (assisted?) summary of the March 2025 Anthropic paper <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;transformer-circuits.pub&#x2F;2025&#x2F;attribution-graphs&#x2F;biology.html" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;transformer-circuits.pub&#x2F;2025&#x2F;attribution-graphs&#x2F;bio...</a>
  • LoganDark31 minutes ago
    &quot;lack of metacognitive insight&quot; is interesting, because I have observed people acting this way too. I have even observed it in myself...
    • rogerthis26 minutes ago
      Isn&#x27;t that a metacognitive insight itself?
      • dvt24 minutes ago
        It is (<i>especially</i> the self-reflection).
    • andai27 minutes ago
      A while back during a particularly rough patch where everything was going wrong, I started thinking, &quot;man, I really hope I&#x27;m being stupid and doing it wrong...&quot; (because then I can stop doing that!)<p>And wouldn&#x27;t you know it, I keep getting my wish :)
  • cyanydeez25 minutes ago
    far as i can tell, LLMs are approaching the mythical pzombie
  • nojs11 minutes ago
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