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mid curve read of Apple LLM reasoning paper: haha, these guys can't even ship an LLM but they are criticizing everyone else 

S tier programmer who probably hates Apple more than anyone: yeah this is correct

Main takeaway from Apple's "The Illusion of Thinking" paper imho:

- The authors introduce a rigorous puzzle-based framework for quantifying reasoning ability.
- Beyond a critical complexity threshold, accuracy plummets to zero.

Read it yourself :)

https://t.co/AUtIGp7q6a https://t.co/gMG1mj4ftc

AI is in an awkward state of development. We have these tiny (4K) prompt embedding vectors capturing relations among abstract notions, connected to small (64K+) literal text or image contexts, and a static large (2T+) model. It’s enough for some magic but not true intelligence.

Tim Sweeney

mid curve read of Apple LLM reasoning paper: haha, these guys can't even ship an LLM but they are criticizing everyone else 

S tier programmer who probably hates Apple more than anyone: yeah this is correct

https://x.com/TimSweeneyEpic/status/1931802561826406653

Yeah, LLM by themselves is nothing. It’s the data and context (see sky.app). Apple has the massive iPhone data on device. Of course, doing all that on device is hard so the day of “real” apple intelligence is still far away.