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I can’t read your original comment, but when the chief scientist of a company that just released six month old software that can use Kicad on your computer to d
by vessenes 28d ago
I can’t read your original comment, but when the chief scientist of a company that just released six month old software that can use Kicad on your computer to design a circuit board and have it created and shipped to you tells you he thinks we will get to automatically self reinforcing improvements, I think it’s wise to take him seriously. It was only eighteen months before Astra was created that LLMs could not count rs in strawberry.
- 27183 28d agoThis was my original comment: > What on earth are you talking about? > 1. What does any of this have to do with "A(G)I"? Nobody has any clue what AI even is let alone how to build one. We're talking about language models here. > 2. What's the winner-takes-all thing about? Why can't you have multiple independently developed AIs? > 3. What's with all the "safety" stuff? Why is it important? They're just computer programs... > when the chief scientist of a company that just released six month old software that can use Kicad on your computer to design a circuit board and have it created and shipped to you tells you he thinks we will get to automatically self reinforcing improvements, I think it’s wise to take him seriously. It was only eighteen months before Astra was created that LLMs could not count rs in strawberry. Sorry if I'm a little slow here, a few questions: 1. What's Astra? 2. Who is this chief scientist? Which company?