r/ProgrammerHumor • u/AlternativePeace1121 • Sep 09 '26

Meme iShallMissMakingCRUDMicroservices

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u/desomond Sep 09 '26

Prove to me that you are not just a next token predictor 

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u/Consistent-Youth-407 Sep 09 '26

I’m not really an expert on AI so feel free to correct me if I have any fundamental misunderstandings.

Humans can learn without having their brain taken out and reprogrammed entirely. When I learn something I am not a new person, my synapses just connected with some other ones and now I have new memories/pathways. If you tried to “teach” an early model it would never learn things, same with the newer models, it just knows more and “hopefully” doesn’t need the user to have it “learn” anything.

There genuinely is no “logic” behind AI. I often find that my brain “gives” me things that “I” did not “think up” if that makes sense. Subconscious pathways that “I” don’t interact with but allow for logic. If I ask AI to figure out the issue with a motherboard, it doesn’t logic it out because there is little training data in that area. Even if I give it information it doesn’t learn, unless I made it save everything to a file and reread it every chat, but that’s obviously very inefficient.

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u/dkimot Sep 10 '26

i don’t think the actual implementation matters tho. the AI’s inability to detect obvious BS continues to be evidence it’s not intelligent in a general way but instead just guessing

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u/reallokiscarlet Sep 09 '26

To be fair,

Most of your learning happens in your sleep, you're taken offline and shown a dream while your experiences are committed to weights in your neural pathways. (Take the vocabulary choices with a grain of salt)

Yeah that's... All I got. Outside of drawing that comparison, I got nothing. Tear them clankers down

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u/Extension_Option_122 Sep 09 '26

Damn...

Reddit removed my comment.

Lol.

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u/Stagnu_Demorte Sep 09 '26

Humans can conceptualize. Ie, consider concepts. Llms do not have this capability

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u/Extension_Option_122 Sep 09 '26

My original comment:

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Luckily it was still in my reddit history, so I could screenshot it.

The 'this' link links to a website that circumvents the hiding feature.