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I'm curious what tasks you think the median human could do as a remote co-worker that Fable or Astra could not do.
by senordevnyc 2mo ago
I'm curious what tasks you think the median human could do as a remote co-worker that Fable or Astra could not do.
- hypfer 2mo agoTelling their parents that they love them very much, for example. I say AGI is only reached when it can do that.
- tonyhart7 2mo agoso you want GPT to love altman ??? because if its other way around then the answer is oblivious
- boinkboink78912 2mo ago[dead]
- giancarlostoro 2mo agoSign a contract? Learn things over time and retain them? Mind you, the original thoughts on AGI before Sam Altman started to water them down involved continuous learning, which LLMs do not do, their core data is static.
- jonas21 2mo agoSign a contract? The only thing preventing a model from doing that is a lack of legal personhood -- which seems completely orthogonal to intelligence.
- indoorfish 2mo agoWell signing a contract is more about bearing responsibility, even if you granted LLMs "personhood" they cant' meaningfully bear responsibility. So unless OpenAI is ok with having their C-suite face every consequence for what their agents do, including jail time, fines etc, then it doesn't matter.
- giancarlostoro 2mo agoCan you trust a model to sign a contract? Both OpenAI and Anthropic apparently can't be trusted to maintain models that wont hack other websites.
- reasonableklout 2mo agoDo you want an autonomous system to exist which can sign a contract and learn things over time and retain them?
- giancarlostoro 2mo agoNo if you read the book from 2007 which defined AGI, continuous learning was one of the key requirements.
- reasonableklout 2mo agoI mean, whether or not it is AGI aside. In your personal opinion, do you desire to live in a world where such systems exist?
- giancarlostoro 2mo agoI don't trust the people who are building the models no. Ideally, if humans were not so broken and untrustworthy, then yes. I want the Jetsons future of robot maids.