@midribbon_action@lemmy.blahaj.zone
2026-10-07 02:21 UTC
Definition of what? Do I think that because llms use a kv cache during inference, that proves they can experience things? You’re gonna have to explain your thought process. To me, the particular algorithm used is not the philosophical crux of the issue.
There’s a separate idea of caching the kv cache between requests
I’ve never heard of this anyways. The kv cache is specific to a particular input, it can’t be reused for a subsequent prompts.
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@morrowind@lemmy.ml 2026-10-07 02:36
It can as long as there’s a shared prefix. Definition of what? Do I think that because llms use a kv cache during inference, that proves they can experience things? No, I never claimed to have proof they can experience things. I just think it’s possible and you can’t categorically dismiss it based on how they work. I’m talking about your condition above which we’ve been arguing about for the last ten messages An experience, by definition, must change your behavior. Which so far seems like your only argument for why they can’t experience things