[notes] Crowd-Sourcing: Metaphors for LLMs and AI

This article is a crowd-sourcing request for an essay about the metaphors commonly used to describe large language models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence. The author lists examples such as intelligence, learning, training, thinking, reasoning, chat, agent, assistant, model, generative, skill, context, vision, memory, personality, constitution, engineering, prompt, alignment, collaboration, and knowledge. The post invites contributions to explore how these metaphors shape understanding of AI, noting that being a metaphor does not necessarily imply it is incorrect. This is relevant to IT/technology as it examines conceptual frameworks in AI discourse.