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> No it is not. What claim are you responding to here? Simonh said: > He says general AI is on the same spectrum as the AI technologies we have now, but is qu
by spuz 8y ago
> No it is not.
What claim are you responding to here? Simonh said:
> He says general AI is on the same spectrum as the AI technologies we have now, but is qualitatively different. I'm sorry but that's a contradiction.
Which I agree with. How can two qualitatively different things be on the same spectrum? You later say yourself:
> His claim is that getting these agents to human-level intelligence is a matter of compute and architectural advancements that are not qualitatively different that what we have now.
Which seems to be the opposite of what simonh said and it's confusing to say the least.
- wycs 8y agoYou are right. I don't think I read his comment very carefully before replying.
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