10th February 2024
Reality is that LLMs are not AGI -- they're a big curve fit to a very large dataset. They work via memorization and interpolation. But that interpolative curve can be tremendously useful, if you want to automate a known task that's a match for its training data distribution.
Memorization works, as long as you don't need to adapt to novelty. You don't need intelligence to achieve usefulness across a set of known, fixed scenarios.
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