The author argues that Large Language Models (LLMs) cannot truly think like humans because they lack the capacity for delight in random associations between disparate ideas, people, and events. This disordered, associative thinking is presented as a uniquely human trait that should be encouraged in education. AI
IMPACT Argues that LLMs fundamentally differ from human cognition due to their inability to appreciate random associations.
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