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we're pretty much training these models on the entirety of human recorded information (good & bad); sure, we can run larger and larger models, but it seems that
by jgeada 2y ago
we're pretty much training these models on the entirety of human recorded information (good & bad); sure, we can run larger and larger models, but it seems that fundamentally we've hit a wall in that none of these models are immune from hallucinations and the constant generation of "sounds likely but is false" sentences.
The approach is fundamentally flawed, you don't get AGI by building a sentence predictor.
- istjohn 2y ago[flagged]
- garymarcus 2y agoexactly. and the counterarguments boil down to “na na” and hope.