> “The systems are intelligent in the relatively narrow domain where they’ve been trained. They are fluent with language and that fools us into thinking that th

> “The systems are intelligent in the relatively narrow domain where they’ve been trained. They are fluent with language and that fools us into thinking that they are intelligent, but they are not that intelligent,” explains LeCun. “It’s not as if we’re going to be able to scale them up and train them with more data, with bigger computers, and reach human intelligence. This is not going to happen. [...]" Got to agree with LeCun. You don't get to general intelligence by working with words, I believe. You need much more sensory information than that, and words are a low dimensional derivative artefact. There are plenty of non-verbal but quite intelligent species.