> There's nothing about it that's specifically "reasoning in latent space" any more than a much larger model "reasons in latent space" from the POV of a much smaller one.
I certainly think you could say both of those are reasoning in latent space. But of course people can have different definitions of what they consider reasoning. Maybe this is because I think it's hard to pin down what "reasoning" is so I instead alias it to "computation" which both of those examples do.
I certainly think you could say both of those are reasoning in latent space. But of course people can have different definitions of what they consider reasoning. Maybe this is because I think it's hard to pin down what "reasoning" is so I instead alias it to "computation" which both of those examples do.