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Colin tj mahr 🤘 coty.bsky.social
Colin: Alright. Let me resolve this once and for all. The simple fact is that there are a few different things that can be reasonably meant by “thinking” and mixing them up is what’s making everyone mad.
Colin: One is, “that thing people do with our brains when we are awake”. Whatever LLMs do, I think it bears at best a superficial resemblance to this in its entirety. Implying that LLMs do this makes some…
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