I don't have much more to add to the sibling comment other than the fact that the transcript reads

> When you rotate ")" counterclockwise 90°, it becomes a wide, upward-opening arc — like ⌣.

but I'm pretty sure that's what you get if you rotate it clockwise.

>Do you think you could publish that in a paper for ext ?

You seem to think it's not 'just' tensor arithmetic.

Have you read any of the seminal papers on neutral networks, say?

It's [complex] pattern matching as the parent said.

If you want models to draw composite shapes based on letter forms and typography then you need to train them (or at least fine-tune them) to do that.

I still get opposite (antonym) confusion occasionally in responses to inferences where I expect the training data is relatively lacking.

That said, you claim the parent is wrong. How would you describe LLM models, or generative "AI" models in the confines of a forum post, that demonstrates their error? Happy for you to make reference to academic papers that can aid understanding your position.