AI researcher: LLMs prove calculative deduction is limited, embrace intuitive reasoning
granawkins · x · 2026-09-23
AI researcher Grant Hawkins argues the core lesson of LLMs is that bean-counting calculative-deductive reasoning is limited, myopic and flawed — and the only way beyond it is to embrace intuitive reasoning, defending a prominent intuition advocate's wildest assertions. A provocative stance in the ongoing debate about the nature of reasoning.
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