Comment by ACCount37
3 months ago
The question, as always, is: can we get any useful insights from all of that?
Trying to copy biological systems 1:1 rarely works, and copying biological systems doesn't seem to be required either. CNNs are somewhat brain-inspired, but only somewhat, and LLMs have very little architectural similarity to human brain - other than being an artificial neural network.
This functional similarity of LLMs to the human brain doesn't come from reverse engineered details of how the human brain works - it comes from the training process.
There's nothing similar about LLMs and human brains. Theyre entirely divergent. Training a machine has nothing remotely to do with biological development.
They perform incredibly similar functions. Thus, "functionally similar".
There’s no functional similarity in the slightest. Notice you can’t cite examples.
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