# LLM Chat #veniceconference #llmtext Initial reaction to Objection 1 (Al doesn't "see"): This is a strong point. Sibley's critic is engaged in intersubjective communication aiming at shared human perception. The Al has no subjective perception. The "seeing" the Al does is its successful generation of an image that [[the prompter]] then perceives and judges. So, [[the prompter]] is getting the Al to produce something they ([[the prompter]]) can see, rather than getting the Al itself to share a human-like [[perceptual experience]]. This shifts the focus. [[The prompter]] is still using their perceptual sensitivity to guide the production of aesthetic qualities, but the immediate recipient of the "guidance" is not a conscious perceiver. - "[[the prompter]] may be using words, they are not getting anyone to see anything." –yes he is