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Agents can trivially self improve. I'd be happy to show you - contact me at arthur@distributed.systems Why wouldn't you hand me 35 million dollars right now if
by arthurcolle 2y ago
Agents can trivially self improve. I'd be happy to show you - contact me at arthur@distributed.systems
Why wouldn't you hand me 35 million dollars right now if I can clearly illustrate to you that I have technology you haven't seen? Edge. Maybe you know something I don't, or maybe you just haven't seen it. While loops go hard ;)
They don't need to release their internal developments to you to show that they can scale their plan - they can show incremental improvements to benchmarks. We can instruct the AI over time to get it to be superhuman, no need for any fundamental innovations anymore
- eru 2y agoPerhaps you should pitch that to a VC?
- arthurcolle 2y agoI don't know anyone. That would be cool though, I basically have it running already.
- eru 2y agoYou could ask the system for advice for how to find a VC to pitch to. https://chatgpt.com/share/6769217c-4848-8009-9107-c2db122f0882 https://chatgpt.com/share/6769217c-4848-8009-9107-c2db122f08... is what advice ChatGPT has to give. I'm not sure if it's any good, but it's a few ideas you can try out.
- NateEag 2y agoHas it passed the Turing Test? Keep in mind that the actual test is adversarial - a human is simultaneously chatting via text with a human and a program, knowing that one of them is not human, and trying to divine which is an artificial machine.
- eru 2y agoAnd the human and machine under tests are aware of that, and can play off each other.