Neural Language Models Aren't Long Programmes

neural language models aren't long programmes. They consist mainly of instructions to add and multiply enormous tables of numbers together. Real brains are vastly more complex than these highly simplified model neurons, but perhaps in the same way a bird's wing is vastly more lex than the wing of the right brother's first plane. And we have to make room for science fiction, which, as i'm always saying every time, science fiction has an exploration date,. It's only a matter of time before, if it becomes science fact.