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It depends on which behavior is mimicked. The vast majority of people would say that no unintelligent, or parrot-level-intelligent, entity can explain a joke l
by nopinsight 4y ago
It depends on which behavior is mimicked.
The vast majority of people would say that no unintelligent, or parrot-level-intelligent, entity can explain a joke like this:
https://www.freethink.com/robots-ai/gpt-4-jokes https://www.freethink.com/robots-ai/gpt-4-jokes
I also personally asked GPT-4 to solve an easy CodeForces problem dated March 2023 and its solution worked perfectly the first time. (I haven’t yet tested it on a harder Codeforces problem.) Although the problem is relatively easy, it’s still much harder than the Fizz buzz test.
Geoffrey Hinton has updated his AGI timeline significantly in the last 2 years. He is definitely worth listening to:
https://mobile.twitter.com/JMannhart/status/1641764742137016320 https://mobile.twitter.com/JMannhart/status/1641764742137016...
- pcrh 4y agoThanks, the explanation of jokes was very interesting, although both GPTs made the wrong interpretation of the goat/toga party joke. The joke is that the speaker thought it was a "goat party", not a "toga party" (rather than that they dressed as a goat in a toga party). Similarly for the intelligence joke; the joke there is that the speaker can only get an unintelligent girl, rather than that he seeks an unintelligent girl. I was more impressed by the glove and ball interpretation, to be honest.