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If you polled educated laypeople, i.e. people who are successfull in non-STEM fields with little programming experience, I believe that many would say that Chat
by aj7 4y ago
If you polled educated laypeople, i.e. people who are successfull in non-STEM fields with little programming experience, I believe that many would say that ChatGTP has achieved spontaneous human intelligence using “the giant network has started to think” type reasoning.
At the liberal arts college Wellesley College in 1971, 80% of the courses were aimed at teaching students to regurgitate the dominant theories in the arts and social sciences, and then to defend these views with university-level paper writing. Not much different than Feynman’s encounter with Physics in Brazil. Indeed, isn’t that what the scripts written for the TV meat puppets are, at a ninth grade level?
Then the indeed, LLM, by regurgitating stuff that it has “read,” is indeed “intelligent,” and a lot of people better get good at using it, lest they be part of the percentage that is not good, and is therefore redundant.
No new information, zero understanding. If that’s you, you’re f*cked, the machines are ready. It’s certainly a revolution.
- aj7 4y agoAn example: https://twitter.com/criticalai/status/1629875568257691649?s=61&t=l9HEue-ptE_nG7I2l7Jarg https://twitter.com/criticalai/status/1629875568257691649?s=...