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I don't mean to be dismissive, and while I strongly disagree with the idea that LLMs are demonstrating AGI I have to acknowledge that since I have no way to def
by omnicognate 4y ago
I don't mean to be dismissive, and while I strongly disagree with the idea that LLMs are demonstrating AGI I have to acknowledge that since I have no way to define or test for AGI I could certainly turn out to be wrong. That said, it looks to me like the internet has seen its own reflection for the first time and mistaken it for a new friend.
- qup 4y agoThat's a very cool analogy (that I disagree with, but I still appreciate it). What's mostly clear is that it's not settled. There's opinions I respect all across the gradient on this.
- deeviant 4y ago> ...and while I strongly disagree with the idea that LLMs are demonstrating AGI Except this article isn't claiming that "LLMs are demonstrating AGI". Please examine the difference between "showing the spark of AGI" and "demonstrating AGI."
- corbulo 4y agoIt's totally fitting for the narcissus and echo age that we live in. ChatGPT shows again and again its not AGI. It's a bullshit artist whos primary incentive is not 'truth' but appearing legit to its user (which in many cases it is) from a defined data pool. It has a hard time generating new solutions to unique problems. Thats a watermark for AGI that hasn't been met (yet).