Dr. Yann LeCun 談大型語言模式 (LLM) 的限制: 缺乏真正的推理能力。為何語言能力 ≠ 智能。...... 7位得主齊獲殊榮 The winners of the 2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering were awarded to seven individuals for their seminal contributions to the development of modern machine learning,
2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering were awarded to seven individuals for their seminal contributions to the development of modern machine learning, a core component of artificial intelligence (AI) advancements.
The 2025 laureates, who share the £500,000 prize, are:
Dr. Bill Dally
Dr. Fei-Fei Li
Professor Geoffrey Hinton
Professor John Hopfield
Jensen Huang
Dr. Yann LeCun
Professor Yoshua Bengio
Their combined work laid the conceptual and hardware foundations for modern machine learning and AI, including the development of artificial neural networks, essential high-performance computing hardware (GPUs), and high-quality datasets like ImageNet which are critical for training AI systems.
The winners were announced in February 2025, and His Majesty King Charles III presented the award during a ceremony in November 2025.
1. “An LLM produces one token after another. It goes through a fixed amount of computation to produce a token, and that’s clearly System 1 — it’s reactive. There’s no reasoning.”
— On why LLMs lack genuine reasoning capacity.
2. “LLMs are great, they’re useful, we should invest in them — a lot of people are going to use them … But they are not a path to human-level intelligence. They’re just not. Right now, they’re sucking the air out of the room — there’s basically no resources for anything else.”
— On why industry obsession with LLMs is misplaced.
3. “Language has strong statistical properties… That’s why we have systems that can pass the bar exam or compute integrals, but where is our domestic robot? A cat still vastly outperforms them in the real world.”
— On why language competence ≠ intelligence.
4. “On the highway toward human-level AI, a large language model is basically an off-ramp — a distraction, a dead end.”
— On LLMs as an evolutionary cul-de-sac in AI research.
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