Comment Comment by auggierose First: true propositions (that are not provable) can definitely be expressed, if they couldn't, the incompleteness theorem would not be true ;-)It would be interesting to know what the percentage of people is, who invoke the incompleteness theorem, and have no clue what it actually says.Most people don't even know what a proof is, so that cannot be a hindrance on the path to AGI ...Second: ANY world model that can be digitally represented would be subject to the same argument (if stated correctly), not only LLMs. parent auggierose 1 year ago
It would be interesting to know what the percentage of people is, who invoke the incompleteness theorem, and have no clue what it actually says.
Most people don't even know what a proof is, so that cannot be a hindrance on the path to AGI ...
Second: ANY world model that can be digitally represented would be subject to the same argument (if stated correctly), not only LLMs.