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What Apple's Controversial Research Paper Really Tells Us About LLMs

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Reasoning models have limits. Here's what you can and can't expect from them, according to Apple's tests.

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What Apple's controversial research paper really tells us about LLMs

Reasoning models have limits. Here's what you can and can't expect from them, according to Apple's tests.

30 days ago·United States

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TechTalks

Why we misinterpret LLM ‘reasoning’

Chain-of-thought tokens don't reflect genuine reasoning in LLMs is misleading. They're navigational aids devoid of true cognitive processing or reliability.

1 month ago

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Linux-Magazin

Researchers Refute Apple's Reasoning AI Study

Recently, Apple's study "The Illusion of Thinking" attracted attention, which wanted to show that even modern Reasoning models can't solve simple logic puzzles, such as Hanoi's towers in general, if they exceed a certain level of complexity. In a response to this study, Alex Lawsen, a researcher at Open Philanthropy, now shows that failure is a complete failure.

1 month ago

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