• plyth@feddit.org
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    Ive already explained multiple times how a glorified autocomplete predicting words is not knowledge.

    Not on your last two comment pages. Do you have a link?

    Guessing what the next token is in a string of characters is not the same knowledge of the topic

    How do you write? Do you know your entire sentences and paragraphs before you write them down?

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      So you’re just gonna keep sealioning, exactly as I predicted. Got it, glad to establish this conversation is going to go nowhere. You can repeat my last handful of comments in this thread. I dont have time to waste entertaining your asinine questioning. You’ve been nothing but fake polite in order to waste all of our time.

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        1 month ago

        sealioning

        It’s you who uses words statistically. You said “explained multiple times”. If you did, finding a link to an old comment doesn’t take time. You use this big word without understanding it.

        How do you write? Do you know your entire sentences and paragraphs before you write them down?

        A yes or no would have been a perfect answer. You wrote the long comment to avoid writing a no.

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            1 month ago

            My comment was a counter-example. The situation is similar but not the same. It could be considered a statistical match.

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                1 month ago

                Knowledge is not statistical or random

                If you write five articles about the topic or any topic, will they be the same?

                Sealioning:

                Sealioning (also sea-lioning and sea lioning) is a type of trolling or harassment that consists of pursuing people with relentless requests for evidence, often tangential or previously addressed, while maintaining a pretense of civility and sincerity

                I pointed out that your knowledge has a random element, too.

                You fall back to

                already explained multiple times how a glorified autocomplete predicting words is not knowledge.

                I am not saying that LLM are not statistical. I am saying that your knowledge is statistical, too.

                There is no request for evidence but I would be interested in understanding why “predicting words is not knowledge”.

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                  So you’re just gonna keep sealioning and not take the hint. I’m done discussing, if you’re incapable of reading my previous comments on the discussion, then leave, stop commenting. This comment section has no room for bad faith sophistry with no relevant substance to the discussion at hand.

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                    1 month ago

                    A counter-example is not sealioning. Otherwise you could claim the earth is flat and win all debates by calling all counter-arguments sealioning.