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Ok that's different then. LLM, by definition, can't be AGI. But AGI can be AGI with another technology.
by dham 7mo ago
Ok that's different then. LLM, by definition, can't be AGI. But AGI can be AGI with another technology.
- JoshTriplett 7mo ago> LLM, by definition, can't be AGI. False, and you've given no argument to the contrary. There's certainly no definition that precludes it. It isn't, currently; there's no reason it can't be, any more than there's reason that Conway's Game of Life can't be, given sufficiently interesting data to process. Any Turing-complete system could simulate AGI. It might not be the most efficient mechanism for doing so, but that's not the question at hand.