Popper_vonStengel_Cross_context_deduction-1.pdf

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Cross-context deduction: on the capability necessary for LLM-philosophers Rio Popper∗ Clem von Stengel† July 2024 Abstract In this paper, we define a capability we call ‘cross-context deduction’, and we argue that cross-context deduction is required for large language models (LLMs) to be able to do philos- ophy well. First, we parse out several related conceptions…

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