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Yes and no. I think it's obvious there's a ton of value in the product and it's a massive force multiplyer for certain types of tasks. But it inherently cannot
by dcchambers 3y ago
Yes and no.
I think it's obvious there's a ton of value in the product and it's a massive force multiplyer for certain types of tasks. But it inherently cannot be trusted and still requires someone with expertise to verify and implement.
I don't think they're going to achieve real AGI. I don't think we ever will. I think they'll get something "close enough" and claim they have it, but I don't think the path to AGI is through LLMs.
- anonzzzies 3y agoLLMs won’t be the end of the line; openai (and others) have enough money to try a lot of different approaches to augment LLMs and in the end even take over.