The AI self building pattern 0 ▲ Siderite's Blog 1 hour ago · 5 min read1085 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments Intro Ever since LLMs entered the scene I have been lamenting the blunt human refusal to acknowledge the similarities between how LLMs work and how people work. These are not just parallels, they are actual copies. LLMs are working on the neural network architecture distilled from how brains work. Language for us works like language for AI. We are animals with large language models strapped on. In fact, I am willing to bet that if we bidirectionally connect the brain of a reasonably smart animal to an LLM we will get the mythical animal-human chimera of fantasy and science fiction. It will just happen, like ChatGPT just happened. Anyway, there is one aspect of current AI that is different - maybe not different, but a lot more extreme - and that I find really interesting. I've watched a demo where a very powerful model and harness were prompted just once to build a car racing 3D game and it did a reasonable job in about 19 hours. The devil is in the details, 80/20 rule, and so on.… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.