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[CL] A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models - Part II: The Way Forward
[2405.03207] A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models - Part II: The Way Forward
- This paper explores novel philosophical questions raised by advances in large language models (LLMs) beyond classical debates.
- It examines evidence from causal intervention methods about the nature of LLMs' internal representations and computations.
- It discusses implications of multimodal and modular extensions of LLMs.
- It covers debates about whether LLMs may meet minimal criteria for consciousness.
- It discusses concerns about secrecy and reproducibility in LLM research.
- It discusses whether LLM-like systems may be relevant to modeling human cognition if architecturally constrained.
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[CL] A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models - Part II: The Way Forward
[2405.03207] A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models - Part II: The Way Forward
- This paper explores novel philosophical questions raised by advances in large language models (LLMs) beyond classical debates.
- It examines evidence from causal intervention methods about the nature of LLMs' internal representations and computations.
- It discusses implications of multimodal and modular extensions of LLMs.
- It covers debates about whether LLMs may meet minimal criteria for consciousness.
- It discusses concerns about secrecy and reproducibility in LLM research.
- It discusses whether LLM-like systems may be relevant to modeling human cognition if architecturally constrained.
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196