alt Hacker NewsIt's not relevant. However, if you want to talk about a broader point, that's ok.
> LLMs appear to learn distributions of representations, they both develop a hierarchy of those representations, both have early layers that process simple features, with later ones processing more abstract concepts, both predict missing information.
This type of superficial comparison isn't very meaningful, it's trivial to liken anything to a human biology in this manner.
A plane and a bird both use wings to produce lift, it doesn't then follow that a bird and a plane are meaningfully similar.
> A plane and a bird both use wings to produce lift, it doesn't then follow that a bird and a plane are meaningfully similar.
The use of Bernoulli's principle to achieve lift is a fundamental and meaningfully similar function of both airplane and bird wings. That functional similarity is well known.
> This type of superficial comparison isn't very meaningful
The comparisons I provided are fundamental to both the human mind and LLMs.. that's pretty darn relevant.. and whether you find that trivial or not is a matter of opinion.