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More specifically, the article assumes that the only way "AI"s will ever be produced is the way that LLMs are -- by being trained off pre-existing human generat
by rst 3y ago
More specifically, the article assumes that the only way "AI"s will ever be produced is the way that LLMs are -- by being trained off pre-existing human generated media, and existing as static objects after that. In particular, this assumes that the system doesn't subsequently modify itself based on further interactions with the real world (e.g., doing experiments, and taking note of the results).
That's assuming an awful lot, to put it mildly.
- simonh 3y agoIt's assuming something we know to be false. AlphaZero wasn't even trained against humans at all, but still beats them at Go and Chess handily.