I found this really interesting and GPT's explanation is fairly easy to digest. Yesterday I was reading this (https://time.com/7272092/ai-tool-anthropic-claude-brain-scanner/). It's a summary article about AI's thought pattern (i'd like to call it Ai's inner monologue) and they say how AI thinks is similar to a contextual and conceptual language rather than a specific language. As far as I understand they want to use this 'inner monologue' to observe the universal language of all-which they believe is also contextual and conceptual rather than tangible and physical. This can be a cool linguistic study in the future and potentially LLM's can create their own languages too! What I'm curious about is what thouse languages will be like? Will they be any similar to the ancient universal language (still an assumption to be tested) or will they have the influence of Abrahamic beliefs or maybe they'll be all about efficiency and optimization of time and energy. Anyways, very cool article! Thanks for sharing!
I found this really interesting and GPT's explanation is fairly easy to digest. Yesterday I was reading this (https://time.com/7272092/ai-tool-anthropic-claude-brain-scanner/). It's a summary article about AI's thought pattern (i'd like to call it Ai's inner monologue) and they say how AI thinks is similar to a contextual and conceptual language rather than a specific language. As far as I understand they want to use this 'inner monologue' to observe the universal language of all-which they believe is also contextual and conceptual rather than tangible and physical. This can be a cool linguistic study in the future and potentially LLM's can create their own languages too! What I'm curious about is what thouse languages will be like? Will they be any similar to the ancient universal language (still an assumption to be tested) or will they have the influence of Abrahamic beliefs or maybe they'll be all about efficiency and optimization of time and energy. Anyways, very cool article! Thanks for sharing!