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Physics is obviously incomplete and yet nobody can solve quantum gravity. Being obviously flawed doesn't mean the solution is obvious. That's the whole problem.


I think in this case, people tend to underrate just how capable and flexible the basic LLM architecture is. And, also, underrate how many gains are there in better training vs better architecture.


Not obvious but the brain manages to think in ways LLMs don't really and the design is presumably of fairly finite complexity to be encoded in DNA.




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