Comment Comment by m4nu3l > But being better at mimicking reason, is still not reasoningHow do I know people are not using a similar process when they perform "reasoning" but with a way more elaborate model?Can you prove me that the two are inherently different in the type of output they produce regardless of how large a ML model is or can be?Because if you can't, and they produce the same type of output, the processing could be similar enough to be considered reasoning. parent m4nu3l 3 years ago
How do I know people are not using a similar process when they perform "reasoning" but with a way more elaborate model?
Can you prove me that the two are inherently different in the type of output they produce regardless of how large a ML model is or can be?
Because if you can't, and they produce the same type of output, the processing could be similar enough to be considered reasoning.