I already asked for a proof that they are. Asking for a negative proof in response demonstrates either an inability to justify the claim or a lack of desire to engage in good faith.
This stuff is so tiring. Y'all are really bent on misrepresenting things to convince people that LLMs either are capable of thought or else put us, like, only a couple steps away from programs that will be capable of thought. The AI Singularity is nigh!
But it's all bullshit. It's just pseudoscientific postulation and sufficiently obfuscated leaps in logic — and it works to dupe layfolk who don't know any better. It's irresponsible, reprehensible, and immoral. Go find someone else to sell your philosophical snake oil to.
Whomever is making a positive claim has the burden of proof. I'm not making a positive claim, therefore I need present no proof. You are claiming LLMs are not like the human brain, therefore you must show the proof.
All I've done so far is present evidence and arguments demonstrating that your claims are not as certain as you present them to be.
I already asked for a proof that they are. Asking for a negative proof in response demonstrates either an inability to justify the claim or a lack of desire to engage in good faith.
This stuff is so tiring. Y'all are really bent on misrepresenting things to convince people that LLMs either are capable of thought or else put us, like, only a couple steps away from programs that will be capable of thought. The AI Singularity is nigh!
But it's all bullshit. It's just pseudoscientific postulation and sufficiently obfuscated leaps in logic — and it works to dupe layfolk who don't know any better. It's irresponsible, reprehensible, and immoral. Go find someone else to sell your philosophical snake oil to.