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    LLMs didn’t feel. They’re a very complicated graph that connects pieces of words and their probability to be near other pieces of words.

    A graph which was trained off the dregs of Internet forums. A lot of people say shitty things in the Internet, so those responses are heavily weighted in it’s probability matrix

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      You mean a graph of connections between neurons, right? Like your brain? Also trained off internet forums?

      All I’m getting from this conversation is that you don’t have a good argument for your own capacity for feeling. Prove to Me that you can feel, so I can be reassured you’re not biased.

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        No I don’t mean that. It’s not the graph that matters in a graph of neurons, that’s just the representation of the actual thing. But that’s all the is with the LLM.

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          If thoughts are made of information, which seems to Me a logical assumption, then a mathematical operation which reproduces the function of a neural network should be just as capable of thought as the neural network itself. And if the math is accurate, it should think exactly the same things.