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Exactly this. And the article seems to assume the whole world will remain in stasis forever more. ChatGPT won't get cheaper, or faster; AutoGPT won't be iterate
by tobyjsullivan 3y ago
Exactly this. And the article seems to assume the whole world will remain in stasis forever more. ChatGPT won't get cheaper, or faster; AutoGPT won't be iterated on, extended, or improved; GPT-4 will be the last GPT ever released.
Or maybe, just maybe, all variables will continue trending in a positive direction in the time it would take to build a production product. And then I wonder what point, exactly, this article is trying to make.
- boringuser2 3y agoYour hypotheticals would be nice.
- barking_biscuit 3y agoI think people are just failing to see the progress as exponential and to extrapolate that way. I see a lot of 'pooh pooh' claims that make this assumption that because the current state is flawed or doesn't measure up that somehow justifies the belief that they can rest easy and have nothing to worry about. I contrast that with my own experience of I go to bed and wake up the next day and check what new tools, models and papers have been released and usually have one "hot damn!" moment per day.
- ChatGTP 3y agoWe’re on the zero downside, only upside technology curve to utopia ?
- barking_biscuit 3y ago>We’re on the zero downside, only upside technology curve to utopia ? Not how technology works in my experience. My mental model of technology is that it acts as a multiplier on life's peaks and valleys, so the highs get higher and the lows get lower. To my mind that means AGI will bring the ultimate of highs along with the ultimate of lows. Doesn't sound like utopia to me. Sounds like a good time, until it's not.