esc + escHow LLMs curate music so well without ever hearing it, and why humans are probably also stochastic parrots
Alex LibreLLMs are deaf—they've never heard anything. Yet they can curate music extremely well with just a few examples. What does this tell us about intelligence, consciousness, and what makes us human?
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