2026-10-07 02:36 UTC
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
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@midribbon_action@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2026-10-07 02:41
It can as long as there’s a shared prefix. I’ve never heard of that. The cache is meant to support token generation, so unless it’s trying to repeat itself, I think the previous cache would be little use. An experience, by definition, must change your behavior. Ok, yes, that is my argument, now how the fuck does a temporary cache, thrown out after every response, prove that the model is changing as a result of undergoing inference?