> Replicating the brain functionality is magic?
LLMs do not replicate brain functionality.
> Or the brain itself is magic
The brain itself isn't magic
> An LLM with CoT is Turing-complete,
C++ is Turing complete. Hell, HTML+CSS is Turing complete.
> so there's no wall to its capabilities.
There are multiple well understood and well explained walls and limits to LLM capabilities. And none of those walls, or perceived lack of them, stem from something being Turing complete.
> There's no theorems that establish limits of reinforcement learning either.
There's a very obvious and immediate one: availability and size of training data. And compute. And time.
> There's no evidence of quantum computations in the brain.
What does quantum computation have to do with brains or LLMs?
> All you have is a strong belief.
Says the person who just listed a lot of beliefs in marketing bullshit.
LLMs do not replicate brain functionality.
> Or the brain itself is magic
The brain itself isn't magic
> An LLM with CoT is Turing-complete,
C++ is Turing complete. Hell, HTML+CSS is Turing complete.
> so there's no wall to its capabilities.
There are multiple well understood and well explained walls and limits to LLM capabilities. And none of those walls, or perceived lack of them, stem from something being Turing complete.
> There's no theorems that establish limits of reinforcement learning either.
There's a very obvious and immediate one: availability and size of training data. And compute. And time.
> There's no evidence of quantum computations in the brain.
What does quantum computation have to do with brains or LLMs?
> All you have is a strong belief.
Says the person who just listed a lot of beliefs in marketing bullshit.