Modern LLMs do not fail because they are poorly engineered. They fail because they are embedded, partially-blind inference systems.
Modern LLMs fail to achieve "intelligence" --- and this is a direct result of their design and engineering --- or rather the lack thereof.
A "partial-blind inference system" has no effective sense of judgment and thus can't tell the difference between fact and fiction.
The most amazing part to me is the number of CEOs who have been convinced that a "partial-blind inference system" has the potential to replace their employees. Which likewise demonstrates a lack of judgment.
Modern LLMs fail to achieve "intelligence" --- and this is a direct result of their design and engineering --- or rather the lack thereof.
A "partial-blind inference system" has no effective sense of judgment and thus can't tell the difference between fact and fiction.
The most amazing part to me is the number of CEOs who have been convinced that a "partial-blind inference system" has the potential to replace their employees. Which likewise demonstrates a lack of judgment.