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I don't see what's unfair. It's a pretty uncontroversial take and I feel like the people replying are being unfair by using tangentially related analogies. In y
by hervature 4y ago
I don't see what's unfair. It's a pretty uncontroversial take and I feel like the people replying are being unfair by using tangentially related analogies. In your analogy, no one is getting mad at NASA here. It's like it is WWII and Germany is hitting London with rockets. The claim here is like "these things are great if we want to launch explosives from this side of the channel and we don't care what we hit in the city. But if we're aiming for the moon, we still have a long way to go." Like, it is just a such an indifferent claim that I'm honestly shocked people are taking issue. For the past month, all I've been hearing is how amazing DALLE-2. If you were a layman, you might believe that we're at AGI. This is simply a sobering reminder not to get caught up in the PR machine. The authors have 10x the text espousing the impressive result, what is wrong with a single sentence?