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jibal
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Language models pack billions of concepts into 12k...
That's a syntactic pattern matching operation.
int_19h
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How so? Syntactic pattern matching can distinguish "right" used as noun from "right" used as adjective. It cannot distinguish "right hand" from "right way", though - that's semantics. LLMs can reliably do the latter.
jibal
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> It cannot distinguish "right hand" from "right way", though
Of course it can -- pattern matching matches on context.
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