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what exactly is this finish line? AGI?
by rektomatic 2mo ago
what exactly is this finish line? AGI?
- Insanity 2mo agoThat's what they'll sell you. But fundamentally current LLM implementations seem to be the wrong methodology for 'AGI' and I don't think we're remotely close to having this.
- dannersy 2mo ago[flagged]
- Yopolo 2mo agoThis stupid LLM is already smarter than a handful of people I know. I don't think we have pushed LLMs to their limits already, its still progressing its still crazy good and its able to run even longer today than yesterday. But researchers are already working on more architectures.
- tptacek 2mo agoDon't sneer at imaginary HN commenters. It's always possible to a point more persuasively than that.
- Yopolo 2mo agoYes. Investors for sure don't care about people. Replace Accenture with OpenAI and you replace 800k people immediadly. Geoffrey Hinton said it in his Videos: a normal person costs A LOT of money to train, educate, onboard, keep etc. they forget things etc. AGI you train once, teach once then clone and copy and just run it. We even might already crossed the line were it is already more cost efective to train 1-5 frontier models something it doesn't know yet than teaching this to a 1000 humans.
- tptacek 2mo agoEconomists have a term of art for this phenomenon: "automation".
- tptacek 2mo agoWhat exactly was the finish line for the Internet?