I find Quintin’s reply here somewhat unsatisfying, because I think it is too narrowly focused on current DL-paradigm methods and the artifacts they directly produce, without much consideration for how those artifacts might be composed and used in real systems. I attempted to describe my objections to this general kind of argument in a bit more detail here.
I find Quintin’s reply here somewhat unsatisfying, because I think it is too narrowly focused on current DL-paradigm methods and the artifacts they directly produce, without much consideration for how those artifacts might be composed and used in real systems. I attempted to describe my objections to this general kind of argument in a bit more detail here.