Hmm, I needed Claude 4’s help to parse your response. The critique was not too kind to your abbreviated arguments that current systems are not able to gauge the complexity of a prompt and the resources needed to address a question.
Hmm, I needed Claude 4’s help to parse your response. The critique was not too kind to your abbreviated arguments that current systems are not able to gauge the complexity of a prompt and the resources needed to address a question.
It feels like the rant of someone upset that their decades of formal logic approach to AI become a dead end.
I see this semi-regularly: futile attempts at handwaving away the obvious intelligence by some formal argument that is either irrelevant or inapplicable. Everything from thermodynamics — which applies to human brains too — to information theory.
Grey-bearded academics clinging to anything that might float to rescue their investment into ineffective approaches.
PS: This argument seems to be that LLMs “can’t think ahead” when all evidence is that they clearly can! I don’t know exactly what words I’ll be typing into this comment textbox seconds or minutes from now but I can — hopefully obviously — think intelligent thoughts and plan ahead.
PPS: The em-dashes were inserted automatically by my iPhone, not a chat bot. I assure you that I am a mostly human person.