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I’d say that any technical limitation that doesn’t apply to humans is not AGI. Context windows are the most apparent ones; humans don’t have a stroke after read
by mirker 4y ago
I’d say that any technical limitation that doesn’t apply to humans is not AGI. Context windows are the most apparent ones; humans don’t have a stroke after reading N characters.
- SanderNL 4y agoAGI is not human intelligence. Cats are generally intelligent for example. A cat level AGI is worth billions. Humans certainly have context windows. Try asking your CEO about some lines of code in your work. Humans have a fairly large one, I give you that and it is fuzzy.