The trick is that the rules it follows aren't the ones people write. The real ones just happen to give similar answers, until one day they don't.
The LLM takes a document and returns a "fitting" token that would go next. So "Calculate 2+2" may yield a "4", but the reason it gets there is document-fitting, rather than math.
The LLM takes a document and returns a "fitting" token that would go next. So "Calculate 2+2" may yield a "4", but the reason it gets there is document-fitting, rather than math.