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Right but they're limited to concepts that are derived from linguistic tokens. Human reasoning can include nonverbal inputs. For example asking GPT what would
by cageface 3y ago
Right but they're limited to concepts that are derived from linguistic tokens. Human reasoning can include nonverbal inputs.
For example asking GPT what would be a reasonable way to stack a list of arbitrary objects on top of each other.
- namaria 3y agoLately I've been think that staple of science fiction, the android robot, is the only way to get AGI. I thought a lot about computer vision when that was the bleeding edge of AI a few years back. It strikes me as obviously wrong to try training models on two dimensional arrays of pixels and expect them to develop visual skills. Why don't we give them two cameras and arms so they can learn about physics and start differentiating 3 dimensional input? I think when we have robots capable of interacting with the world as humans do we might be able to train them to develop near human levels of intelligence.