You seem to continue to make a lot of claims without basis.
> they purely rely on pattern matching
Yes.
> because they don't have the internal representation of what they really deal with (algebra)
Wait what? No. You can't claim this yet as it's an open question. It may well be the case they do have an internal representation of algebra, and even a world model for that matter, if flawed.
I think you need to be more aware of the current research in LLM interpretability. The answers to these questions are hardly as definitive as you make it seem.
> they purely rely on pattern matching
Yes.
> because they don't have the internal representation of what they really deal with (algebra)
Wait what? No. You can't claim this yet as it's an open question. It may well be the case they do have an internal representation of algebra, and even a world model for that matter, if flawed.
I think you need to be more aware of the current research in LLM interpretability. The answers to these questions are hardly as definitive as you make it seem.