Re:OpenAI announces leadership transition
by csomar on Saturday November 18, 2023 @01:52AM
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No, we are not close to AGI. And AGIs can't leave machines yet, so humans will still be humans. This paranoia about a parroting machine is unwarranted.
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Re:OpenAI announces leadership transition
by aidaman on Saturday November 18, 2023 @04:38AM
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you're right. agi has been here since GPT-3 at the least.
it's honestly sad when people who have clearly not use gpt4 would call it a parroting machine. that is incredibly ignorant.
Re:OpenAI announces leadership transition
by ric2b on Saturday November 18, 2023 @06:08AM
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Let me know when GPT can even play chess without making invalid moves, then we can talk about how capable it is of logical thinking.
Re:OpenAI announces leadership transition
by klibertp on Saturday November 18, 2023 @11:16AM
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Let me know when you can prove that "logical" and "intelligent" were ever stored on the same shelf, much less being meaningfully equivalent. If anything, we know that making a general intelligence (the only natural example of it we know) emulate logic is crazily inefficient and susceptive to biases that are entirely non-existent (save for bugs) in much simpler (and energy-efficient) implementations of said logic.