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    Timnit Gebru Questions Chain of Thought Reasoning

    AI ethics researcher voices doubt on social media about whether the technique involves genuine reasoning.

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    Timnit Gebru posted that she cannot believe the discourse around so-called chain of thought reasoning. She stated that naming a process thought or reasoning does not mean it is actually occurring and asked how many papers must address the topic. The post is from the computer scientist known for research on algorithmic bias who co-founded Black in AI and directs the Distributed AI Research Institute. The packet records only her statement with no additional confirmations or replies shown.

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    @timnitGebruSeriously can't believe this discourse around so-called "chain of thought reasoning." How many papers have to be written about this? Just because you name something "thought" or "reasoning" doesn't mean it's actually happening.

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    @timnitGebruSeriously can't believe this discourse around so-called "chain of thought reasoning." How many papers have to be written about this? Just because you name something "thought" or "reasoning" doesn't mean it's actually happening.