2023-04-07 12:43 UTC
@DrewKadel@social.coop my impression is it's the same with us humans. We also respond often with answers, which sometimes even don't even sound like right answers. I would say Llama function a lot like our brain.
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@JSAMcFarlane@mastodon.ie 2023-04-07 12:58
@soeren_auer@mstdn.social @DrewKadel@social.coop yes, close to the radical behaviourist view. She could almost be describing humans except we currently produce better results, and consider ourselves to be special.
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@DrewKadel@social.coop 2023-04-07 13:27
@soeren_auer@mstdn.social Daniel Kahneman wrote a book *Thinking Fast and Slow* which is well worth a read. Humans use quick intuitive heuristics to respond in developing situations, but we also have underlying, slower processes of consideration which are much more accurate. People often fall in love with quick intuitive responses which are very often wildly inaccurate. Thus we'll respond with an intuitive "hot take" that sounds right, but it's usually wrong for 50-75% of cases.