Can Generative AI Reason like Humans?
Rizwan Mian, PhD
Gen AI | Azure/Solution Architect | AI Ops | ML Ops | Data & Advanced Analytics | Software & Data Quality | AI Services | Azure SME | Python Coder
Keywords: #AI #GenAI #ChatGPT #copilot #gemini #architecture #azure
Generative AI (Gen AI) has taken the world by storm. One might wonder if it can reason like humans and answer "why" questions on data, find root cause to the problems and render an opinionated analysis.
In my "non rigorous" research, I find three camps:
1. (Towards) No [1,2,3,6,9]: Fundamentally, they are deep neural networks and generally good at predicting next word in a sequence (with an authoritative language). This may give an illusion of reasoning and authenticity.
2. (Towards) Yes [4,7,10]: Neural networks are generally considered a black box. With undisclosed specifics in the closed source models, is there any secret sauce?
3. Depends [5, 8]: on the training data and methods.
What are your thoughts?
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I am an independent contractor who works on multiple Gen/AI and cloud projects across North America. I also participated in the Startup School of Y-Combinator in 2019. These are my own views and I use AI to co-produce the contents.
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