> Comparing a human brain in these terms makes it incredibly obvious how inefficient the human brain actually is. A 1.7T model can answer questions about practi

> Comparing a human brain in these terms makes it incredibly obvious how inefficient the human brain actually is. A 1.7T model can answer questions about practically anything. You say a human brain has 150T params. So what? It struggles to give masterful answers in even 1 domain, let alone dozens/hundreds. We need to stop comparing parameters and synapses as if they actually matter, because AFAIK, they really don't. Meanwhile the best class AI is trained on the output of human intelligence. When AI can learn by itself in the same way humans do (or even more efficient ways) that's when we can say human intelligence has been surpassed. Until then it's just tools for humans to use to augment their intelligence.