> 1) If an LLM says, "I don't know" its underlying data said it as well.

Nope. Emergent behavior exists and at this point dominates LLM behavior. Most of the stuff LLMs say they never learned (they are, always, imitating many different sources at the same time)

... which imho is exactly what humans do.

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chrisjj an hour ago | parent [-]

> Emergent behavior exists and at this point dominates LLM behavior.

Better to say emergent behavior exists and at this point dominates gulled LLM users' behavior.

LLM output is not emergent behaviour. Its simply word prediction with some randomness.

	▲	Marha01 an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> Its simply word prediction with some randomness. Word prediction with some randomness can lead to emergent behavior, depending on the specifics (complexity and scale) of the used prediction logic.
	▲	spwa4 39 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		> LLM output is not emergent behaviour. Its simply word prediction with some randomness. And this very claim is "simply" the result of a neurotranmitter-moderated Natrium - Potassium ion cascade across a semipermeable membrane.