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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

as many have said, this is not ai -> this is only text processing

and i wonder how engineers will accomplish the last 20% of work (where true intelligence is crucial) because it seems that we have 80%, or at least 50%, of work getting done by llms. this tech is really powerful though