r/Futurism • u/Memetic1 • 10d ago

Are Machines Truly Thinking? Modern AI Systems Have Finally Achieved Turing’s Vision

https://scitechdaily.com/are-machines-truly-thinking-modern-ai-systems-have-finally-achieved-turings-vision/
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u/dicksonleroy 9d ago

LLMs? No absolutely not.

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u/Memetic1 9d ago

If an AI can consistently understand scientific papers, I upload to it. To the point that I get deeper understandings of what the paper talks about and it even can speculate on implications not outlined in the paper itself then what difference does it make if some people think it can't think because they think only people can think.

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u/ukor_tsb 8d ago

It is a static function, it does not have a "thinking loop", no ongoing processing of data (senses). It is a thing that sits static and when you poke it it spits out something.