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I agree that this is kind of true with a plain chat interface, but I don’t think that’s an inherent limit of an LLM. I think OpenAI actually has a memory featur
by echoangle 1y ago
I agree that this is kind of true with a plain chat interface, but I don’t think that’s an inherent limit of an LLM. I think OpenAI actually has a memory feature where the LLM can specify data it wants to save and can then access later. I don’t see why this in principle wouldn’t be enough for the LLM to learn new data as time goes on. All possible counter arguments seem related to scale (of memory and context size), not the principle itself.
Basically, I wouldn’t say that an LLM can never become AGI due to its architecture. I also am not saying that LLM will become AGI (I have no clue), but I don’t think the architecture itself makes it impossible.
- belter 1y agoLLMs lack mechanisms for persistent memory, causal world modeling, and self-referential planning. Their transformer architecture is static and fundamentally constrains dynamic reasoning and adaptive learning. All core requirements for AGI. So yeah, AGI is impossible with today LLMs. But at least we got to watch Sam Altman and Mira Murati drop their voices an octave onstage and announce “a new dawn of intelligence” every quarter. Remember Sam Altman 7 trillion? Now that the AGI party is over, its time to sell those NVDA shares and prepare for the crash. What a ride it was. I am grabbing the popcorn.