Is there anything special about using the wave function collapse algorithm in this particular context? I feel this is like when experimental musician make music with plant electrical signals, wind flow or sea wave movements, etc. The idea sounds great but the execution not so much.

> while my calculator can perfectly add any numbers up to its memory limit, it has no understanding of addition.

"my calculator can perfectly add any numbers up to its memory limit" This kind of anthropomorphic language is misleading in these conversations. Your calculator isn't an agent so it should not be expected to be capable of any cognition.

> If you built an LLM exclusively on the writings and letters of John Steinbeck, you could NOT tell the LLM to solve an integral for you amd expect it to be right.

Isn't this obvious? There is not enough latent knowledge of math there to enable current LLMs to approximate anything resembling an integral.

> If most people are not using a tool properly, it is not their fault; it is the tool's fault.

Replace tool with one of piano|guitar|etc and see your logic fall apart. Software tools like any other have a manual and require effort and time to learn.

EU <> Europe