I did and it was because it didn’t have the previous context. But it did find the fallacies as present. Logic is literally what a chat AI is going. A human still needs to review the output but it did what it was asked. I don’t know AI programming well. But I can say that logic is algorithmic. An AI has no problem parsing an argument and finding the fallacies. It’s a tool like any other.
antonim@lemmy.dbzer0.com 11 hours ago
That was a roundabout way of admitting you have no idea what logic is or how LLMs work. Logic works with propositions regardless of their literal meaning, LLMs operate with textual tokens irrespective of their formal logical relations. The chatbot doesn’t actually do the logical operations behind the scenes, it only produces the text output that looks like the operations were done (because it was trained on a lot of existing text that reflects logical operations in its content).
Melvin_Ferd@lemmy.world 9 hours ago
This is why I said I wasn’t sure how AI works behind the scenes. But I do know that logic isn’t difficult. Just to not fuck around between us. I have a CS background. Only saying this because I think you may have it as well and we can save some time.
It makes sense to me that logic is something AI can parse easily. Logic in my mind is very easy something that can tokenize text. Wouldn’t the difficulty be if the AI has the right context.