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Your point being? llms are software running in a fixed pipeline (barring variance induced by randomness in some layers). There's nothing like decoherence/thermal effects in a "lower level" that could induce stochastic behavior in a higher level. There's no Brownian motion in llms, if that's your analog with classical mechanics. You might argue emergent behavior that would look ordered/intelligent in some way and nature's full of examples of that but we don't attribute intelligence to physical processes.


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