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Neural nets, including LLMs, have almost nothing to do with statistics. There are many different methods in Machine Learning. Many of them are applied statistics, but neural nets are not. If you have any ideas about how statistics are at the bottom of LLMs, you are probably thinking about some other ML technique. One that has nothing to do with LLMs.
Software developer here, the more I learn about neural networks, the more they seem like very convoluted statistics. They also just a simplified form of neurons, and thus I advise against overhumanization, even if they're called "neurons" and/or Alex.
How so?