Eve Bodnia

I feel like it's better for me to understanding my view on the LLMs, and then I explain my views on ABMs, and you're going to see the difference.

So the LLMs, they're great.

They're great AI models for language-related tasks.

And when I just started playing with the first LLM, it just came out from OpenAI and I opened it.

I was like, wow, that looks amazing.

If you ask like personal questions, it responds.

And, you know, then I try to go deeper.

It's like, oh, can you help me with math or like with my research?

And it's still pretty good at like providing you some, you know, resources.

But then you kind of go in the links and you see like things a little bit off.

And I'm like, well, I'm just wondering how...

And as I was understanding a little bit more, I just realized like the way it's done, it's just taking all the data and it maps in a language space and then it tries to like predict the next word, like in the form of tokens.

And it's like, it naturally hallucinates because like sometimes words just naturally close to each other in some languages.

And also it makes your intelligence language dependent.

Like I speak multiple languages.

Like my daughter speaks Spanish.

I speak Russian.

I also speak Ukrainian.

I speak English.

Wow.