Language Model Competence
The debate surrounding the utility of large language models intensifies as they demonstrate impressive text generation capabilities. While these models excel in formal linguistic competence, they lack functional linguistic competence, particularly the ability to convey intent in communication. Acknowledging their advancements is crucial, yet equating them with general intelligence remains premature.In this clip
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