Jean Louis <b...@static.rcdrun.com> writes: >> > I wish to find out anything truly innovative that was invented by some >> > "AI" Large Language Model (LLM). >> >> I have heard of a project that intends to analyze 130,000 documents in a >> field, and if they are lucky, parts scattered in the documents may fit >> together to give a new original insight in the data that was previously >> overlooked. > > As you said, the large language model would learn from one hundred thirty > thousand documents, and that means that it cannot learn something new to > innovate something new. That means the original insight is not that much > original, not so.
I never said, the large language model would "learn", I get that LLM model a form of jpeg zip compression of a cut off date internet state for information retrieval in the most common use case. "AI" techniques have been recognized for new original insight in two cases since AlphaGo. -- vl --- via emacs-tangents mailing list (https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-tangents)
