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> Most of the things people are worried about AI doing are things corporations already do. There is a rebuttal to this view presented here by Robert Miles: ht

• Animats 4y ago
  It's a 15 minute talking head video from 4 years ago, and when you get to the end, it says that "Corporations are the real misaligned AGI" will be covered in the next video. No sign of that next video. His big point in the first video is that corporations can achieve only a modest level of superintelligence. A corporation can have more breadth of knowledge than any individual, and for some tasks, that's good enough. But it's mostly using more people for broad coverage. All this predates GPT. What we're seeing with GPT is good breadth combined with mediocre intelligence. That's very corporate. It handles much of what people do in offices. We may not get super-intelligence that way. Just super bureaucracy. Which is a problem.
  • acidioxide 4y ago
    GPT surely isn't the end, but rather the start of "intelligent" language models. At this time it's hard to decide whether we can make a model that will be truly super intelligent, or we are already approaching some kind of limit.