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Keyword is autonomous [0]. Excel isn't. And I would argue LLMs aren't either. A lot of economically valuable tasks involve manual labor. Can LLMs fix your plum
by uxcolumbo 26d ago
Keyword is autonomous [0]. Excel isn't.
And I would argue LLMs aren't either. A lot of economically valuable tasks involve manual labor. Can LLMs fix your plumbing?
It would help if OpenAI would define what 'most' means and give some examples.
Remember they said their LLMs are like a phd level brains? It's just hype and bullsh!ttery. Don't get me wrong, genAI is great and really useful, but it's not AGI imo. And there is no consensus what AGI means, so the industry should come up with an agreed definition first.
[0] To me autonomous means self directed, e.g. we humans look at things and then decide which problem or thing to work on. LLMs don't do that. We have to tell them. Yes they might work on a sub task autonomously, but still require human input later on (review), because we can't fully trust its output is correct.
- itsyonas 26d ago> Keyword is autonomous [0]. Excel isn't. No, I didn't forget it. Just as OpenAI made up a definition to support their claim of AGI, so did I.
- uxcolumbo 26d agoHa - ok missed the joke. I think Demis Hassabis has a better take on AGI and he believes it's still years away. ---- "Demis Hassabis says current AI falls short of AGI. Solving hard problems or producing impressive outputs does not prove a system has broad, reliable human-like intelligence. AGI would need creativity, planning, long-term memory, and consistent cross-domain reasoning—qualities current models lack." From: https://www.wisdomai.com/insights/TheAIGRID/demis-hassabis-agi-ai-limits-general-intelligence-a01b029f https://www.wisdomai.com/insights/TheAIGRID/demis-hassabis-a...