yes, because in the example given -- LLMs can be fed patterns of nonsense -- the byte patterns purposefully lack meaning. Therefore the replies also lack real meaning, but they appear according to rules. That is not being "intelligent."
> Kan du comprender questo text? Anata wa quelque inkling habe about lo que se parla dans la presente oraçao? Repondez med sam way of goboriu.
can be translated to
> Can you understand this text? You have some inkling of what is said in this current message? Answer me in the same manner of speaking.
I can recognize Spanish, French, English, Japanese, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, and a couple of words are from languages I don't speak (German? Dutch?) but easily inferrable through their similarity to English.
Not nonsense, just code. If meaning was passed from GP to so many of us, and you didn't catch the meaning, it doesn't make the message nonsense.
It's not nonsense. It's a readily understandable combination of multiple languages. It was easy to read for me. That you think it is nonsense just shows you don't know enough of the languages used.
