Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F...
by dragonwriter on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @12:49PM
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> I think ChatGPT is good evidence of this. What evidence do we have that this isn't how intelligence works?
The fact that ChatGPT doesn’t behave like an intelligence. (Though it converses like one with radical deficiencies in certain areas, which highlights the narrowness of the Turing Test, which itself is a big step.)
OTOH, it gets less bad at this when you wrap it in a loop that provides recall and other capacities with carefully constructed prompting as to how (“thought” process-wise, not just interaction mechanics) to integrate those capacities, so there’s maybe a decent argument that it models an important component of general intelligence.
The fact that ChatGPT doesn’t behave like an intelligence. (Though it converses like one with radical deficiencies in certain areas, which highlights the narrowness of the Turing Test, which itself is a big step.)
OTOH, it gets less bad at this when you wrap it in a loop that provides recall and other capacities with carefully constructed prompting as to how (“thought” process-wise, not just interaction mechanics) to integrate those capacities, so there’s maybe a decent argument that it models an important component of general intelligence.