> Until we can come up with hard metrics that define these terms, nobody is correct when they spout their own nonsense that somehow proves the LLM doesn't fit into their specific definition of fill in the blank.
"Consciously", "logic", and "seeking the truth" are not objectively verifiable metrics of any kind.
I'll repeat what I said: Until we come up with hard metrics that define these terms, nobody can be correct. I'll take investopedia's definition for what a metric means, as that embodies the idea I was getting at the most succinctly:
> Metrics are measures of quantitative assessment commonly used for assessing, comparing, and tracking performance or production.[0]
So, until we can quantitatively assess how an LLM performs compared to a human in "consciousness", "logic", and "seeking the truth", whatever ambiguous definition you throw out there will not confirm or deny whether an LLM embodies these traits as opposed to a human embodying these traits.
> Until we can come up with hard metrics that define these terms, nobody is correct when they spout their own nonsense that somehow proves the LLM doesn't fit into their specific definition of fill in the blank.
"Consciously", "logic", and "seeking the truth" are not objectively verifiable metrics of any kind.
I'll repeat what I said: Until we come up with hard metrics that define these terms, nobody can be correct. I'll take investopedia's definition for what a metric means, as that embodies the idea I was getting at the most succinctly:
> Metrics are measures of quantitative assessment commonly used for assessing, comparing, and tracking performance or production.[0]
So, until we can quantitatively assess how an LLM performs compared to a human in "consciousness", "logic", and "seeking the truth", whatever ambiguous definition you throw out there will not confirm or deny whether an LLM embodies these traits as opposed to a human embodying these traits.
[0]: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/metrics.asp