← Back to context Comment by consumer451 17 hours ago Linus Torvalds:~"Predicting the next token is not an insult. It's pretty much what we all do." 3 comments consumer451 Reply root_axis 13 hours ago That's of course absurd. The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively. Marha01 11 hours ago > The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively.I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time... krapp 4 hours ago >I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...That isn't how tokens work, nor is it a representation of how the brain represents information.
root_axis 13 hours ago That's of course absurd. The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively. Marha01 11 hours ago > The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively.I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time... krapp 4 hours ago >I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...That isn't how tokens work, nor is it a representation of how the brain represents information.
Marha01 11 hours ago > The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively.I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time... krapp 4 hours ago >I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...That isn't how tokens work, nor is it a representation of how the brain represents information.
krapp 4 hours ago >I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...That isn't how tokens work, nor is it a representation of how the brain represents information.
That's of course absurd. The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively.
> The human brain doesn't represent information as discrete tokens, nor does it form sentences autoregressively.
I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...
>I don't know about you, but I tend to speak one word at a time...
That isn't how tokens work, nor is it a representation of how the brain represents information.