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People doing frontier research in knowledge representation & reasoning are worrying that soon, with the merging of LLM and knowledge graphs, automated 'everythi
by mentalgear 5mo ago
People doing frontier research in knowledge representation & reasoning are worrying that soon, with the merging of LLM and knowledge graphs, automated 'everything' from research to production, will be possible. This implies that 'human cleverness' will get you nowhere any more and the only limits will then be computation - a resource Big Tech is hard at work completely walling normal people out of.
- uejfiweun 5mo agoUh, any sources on that?
- aerhardt 5mo agoThey're worried about the next step, when we haven't quite digested the current step?
- rglover 5mo agoAlways. Rushing is the chief sacrament in the religion of speed. Get there before the other guy or get got.
- 0x3f 5mo agoWhat exactly is 'merging' here? Existing formal knowledgebases with LLMs? I don't think that's anywhere near human knowledge and thus ability to make novel connections. And autoformalization is... basically not happening soon, so we're still ultimately bottlenecked there.
- euroderf 5mo agoThis is where I thought Cyc might contribute.
- hackernudes 5mo agoWould Cyc count as a "knowledge graph" that the poster is referring to?