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I'm starting to get idiot savant vibes from it. In a conversation it ranges from "frustratingly naive" to "brick wall", and I would never put it in charge of an
by sdwr 4y ago
I'm starting to get idiot savant vibes from it. In a conversation it ranges from "frustratingly naive" to "brick wall", and I would never put it in charge of anything, but it has an immense amount of hidden knowledge and skill.
Which is definitely over the hurdle! Not too long ago, AI sounded like fairy dust. This is too annoying to be anything other than real life.
- coffeebeqn 4y agoCompared to crypto which has been the hottest funding target for the past 5 years and has failed to produce anything novel or of value since the initial Bitcoin paper.. AI has already proven to be extremely useful and is improving very fast. If you start a billion dollar AI fund you’ll probably get a handful of really useful products - even if they all “just” apply these language models but trained for a specific task. A few years ago I thought most “AI” was statistics with marketing but these new models coming out every month are starting to get undeniably impressive. I was absolutely wrong in how far these models can go. I think we’re definitely not dealing with just a “trick” at this point.
- sdwr 4y agoZero knowledge proofs are post-bitcoin, just even harder to understand and less(?) efficient. Also the financial + practical engineering that goes into distributed exchanges.