Re:Replacing a SQL analyst with 26 recursive GPT prompts
by marcosdumay on Wednesday January 25, 2023 @02:07PM
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> nobody is seriously calling it "general intelligence"
Well, I can spot somebody just two messages above you on the thread.
I imagine we will see a lot of people seriously pushing for chatGPT and friends to solve formal problems, take some money, and move away just before some spectacular failure happens.
That will probably also make people very suspicious of AI. (Not that I see any problem with the PR issue.)
Well, I can spot somebody just two messages above you on the thread.
I imagine we will see a lot of people seriously pushing for chatGPT and friends to solve formal problems, take some money, and move away just before some spectacular failure happens.
That will probably also make people very suspicious of AI. (Not that I see any problem with the PR issue.)