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001005477 245__ $$aDo Large Language Models Understand Meaning?
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001005477 520__ $$aIt is curiously difficult to articulate the capacities of large language modelswithout getting yourself into philosophically controversial terrain. In this talk Iexplain why. The talk has three parts. In the first, I give a sketch of how largelanguage models are built, with particular attention to the way words arerepresented as vector quantities. In the second, I describe the various ways inwhich the capacities of language models have been tested empirically. In thethird, I provide the main philosophical argument. I argue that, in order tounderstand what large language models are, we must reject the seeminglyinnocent metaphysical principle that everything in the world either has a mindor it does not.
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