What can be done with "it" after "figuring out" is different for a person than for an LLM.
A person can use a model to do any arbitrary thing they want to do.
An LLM can use a model to follow the patterns that are already present in that model. It doesn't choose the pattern, either: it will start at whatever location in the model that the prompt is modeled into, and then follow whatever pattern is most obvious to follow from that position.
> An LLM can use a model to follow the patterns that are already present in that model.
If that were true then it would not be effective at zero-shot learning.
> It doesn't choose the pattern, either: it will start at whatever location in the model that the prompt is modeled into, and then follow whatever pattern is most obvious to follow from that position.
A person can use a model to do any arbitrary thing they want to do.
An LLM can use a model to follow the patterns that are already present in that model. It doesn't choose the pattern, either: it will start at whatever location in the model that the prompt is modeled into, and then follow whatever pattern is most obvious to follow from that position.