You come up with very interesting points, and I'm thankful for that. But I also think you're missing the crux or my message. LLMs don't experience the world the same way humans do. And they also don't think in the same way. So you can train them very far with enough input data, but there will always be a limit of what they can understand compared to a human. If you want them to think and experience the world in the same way, you basically have to create a complete human.
My example about the visualization was just an example to prove a point. What I ultimately mean is the whole complete human experience. And besides, if you give it eyes, what data are you gonna train it on? Most videos on the internet are filmed with one lens, which doesn't give you a 3D visual. So you would have to train it like a baby growing up, trial on error. And then again we're talking only about the visual.
Hellen Keller wasn't born blind, so she did have a chance to develop her visual brain functions. Most people can visualize things with their eyes closed.
My example about the visualization was just an example to prove a point. What I ultimately mean is the whole complete human experience. And besides, if you give it eyes, what data are you gonna train it on? Most videos on the internet are filmed with one lens, which doesn't give you a 3D visual. So you would have to train it like a baby growing up, trial on error. And then again we're talking only about the visual.
Hellen Keller wasn't born blind, so she did have a chance to develop her visual brain functions. Most people can visualize things with their eyes closed.