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> 1. co-founder of EleutherAI Biased, like Musk when he sold the model S as fully autonomous in 2 years, back in 2012, still nowhere to be seen in 2023 > 2.
by lm28469 3y ago
> 1. co-founder of EleutherAI
Biased, like Musk when he sold the model S as fully autonomous in 2 years, back in 2012, still nowhere to be seen in 2023
> 2.
Cool opinion, both of them work for .... Google
> 3. Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence
Biased since it was done by Microsoft which is heavily invested in openai
> 4. These guys just switched the order of two words so they wouldn't have to call it AGI lol.
Generative != General
> 5. 6.
Seem unrelated
I'll believe when I see it. Chatgpt is to AGI what the wheel is to an ICBM, it might lead there at some point but we'll need a lot of breakthrough in a lot of disciplines before we can see the link.
- famouswaffles 3y ago>Biased, like Musk when he sold the model S as fully autonomous in 2 years GPT-3 was not a product of Eleuther. Eleuther doesn't sell anything. Everything it releases is open source and free. They are non profit. >Cool opinion, both of them work for .... Google Yes because working for one of the leading companies in the field is sure evidence to not take it seriously. Good thinking. I should trust the comment of a random person on the internet more seriously. How is 5 unrelated ? You have Open ai literally telling you language models are general purpose.
- lm28469 3y ago> How is 5 unrelated ? You have Open ai literally telling you language models are general purpose > they could have considerable economic, social, and policy implications. We're almost a full year into the AGI revolution and literally nothing happened, wouldn't that be a big cue ? And yes, people who's paycheck depends on AGI existing telling me AGI exists is a red flag. Especially when I can boot up chatgpt and check for myself...
- fragmede 3y agoAh yes, chatgpt, a product well known for being to-the-minute up to date, and not making things up (aka lying).
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