2026-10-22 16:13 UTC
Also an LLM only produces output when it is prompted to do so.
Between prompts it’s not sitting there - waiting, wondering about the meaning of life, getting bored - until you prompt it again.
It’s basically dead.
I like to compare llms to a Galton Board.
Instead of the regular layout of pins someone added or removed pins so the marbles on the bottom fall into nice to look patterns.
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@Epp@lemmus.org 2026-10-22 20:42
There’s nothing stopping someone from wiring a camera, sensors, and motivators to a collection of neural networks, and have one parent neural network control them all. That would approximate the hemispheres of our brains.