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I am still not fully impressed as it seems like there are two parts needed for what I would consider the killer AI for creative/development work. Not general AI
by guax 4y ago
I am still not fully impressed as it seems like there are two parts needed for what I would consider the killer AI for creative/development work. Not general AI mind you, just job killing kind. Chat GPT does one part very well, collate information in a cohesive manner, and it seems to do it better than most, certainly better than me at writing.
The second part is what it lacks completely, which is reasoning behind each piece of information it bases its answers on, there is no internal consistency, it's all valid and all equivalent in a way.
The way I see it, I build sentences by copying what others wrote, emulate construction and tone but with the intention to pass information, that information has been reasoned on and enters my "trusted" filter (understanding), then I just babble it out (what chatgpt does).
It doesn't seem far fetched to me that it might be enough to build rules about consistency of entries and levels of trust from sources of the model to ensure it generate good output. Or, as it usually is, could be the insurmountable hump to AGI that takes the next decade to solve. Either way I feel like chatgpt completely lacks this feature at this moment which makes me not worried at all about it taking my job, at most i'm hopeful that it will allow me to bootstrap stuff faster.