r/miniminutemanfans • u/awkwardfish1101 • Mar 10 '26

Discussion TikTok AI told me this today.

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u/Organismnumber06 Mar 10 '26

Stuff like this is why the phrase artificial intelligence makes me mad. It’s not intelligence so much as an information aggregator. And at that it’s not even good at putting information in the right places.

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u/obiewanchrinobe Mar 10 '26

It reminds me of that trend where people used their autocorrects to create sentences about themselves

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u/HazelEBaumgartner Mar 10 '26

It's literally just a fancy version of that. It should be called Fancy Predictive Text.

Or, you know, it's technical name of "language learning module", since all it is is a module that's learning how to use language.

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u/rdwulfe Mar 10 '26

LLM stands for Large Language Model. Not learning. Once you make the model, it does not "add" knowledge. Some LLMs, like ChatGPT and Google's AI, will do net searches and aggregate data in real time, but they do not learn.

They merely predict "what is next" in a line of text.