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The more we know about intelligence, the more we can see what we still don't know. Nevertheless, the progress has been really impressive. Couple a few GPT-like
by marcodiego 4y ago
The more we know about intelligence, the more we can see what we still don't know. Nevertheless, the progress has been really impressive. Couple a few GPT-like models with things like wolfram-alpha and you've got someone you can talk to and looks super-smart.
- mdp2021 4y ago> The more we know about intelligence, the more we can see what we still don't know Really? Surely not to the level of the faults in current ANN based AI. Honestly, I am sometimes feeling more "at home" with "expert systems" and "case based reasoning" - "pretense" was lower and the concept more promising, both criteria read in terms of honesty. > Couple a few GPT-like models with things like wolfram-alpha ... looks Still "looks" though, Marco, just looks, and toys should not be all we spend our resources on. At the point that the article depicts, it is "time to stop faking it and start implementing it".