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Re:Does current AI represent a dead end? by resoluteteeth on Friday December 27, 2024 @12:49PM (#42524294)
> I suspect this is the FIRST STEP to general intelligence, data collection and basic parsing... I suspect there is not a thing called "reasoning" - but a multi step process... I guess it's a gauge of human intelligence, how fast we can develop AI, it's only been a few decades of the Information Age ...

The question the article is posing isn't whether LLMS do some of the things we would want general ai to do or a good first attempt by humans at creating something sort of like ai.

The question is whether current current machine learning techniques, such as LLMs, that are based on neural networks are going to hit a dead end.

I don't think that's something anyone can answer for sure.

Re:Does current AI represent a dead end? by AnimalMuppet on Friday December 27, 2024 @02:12PM (#42525097)
LLMs, by themselves, are going to hit a dead end. They are not enough to be an AGI, or even a true AI. The question is whether LLMs can be a part of something bigger. That, as you say, is not something anyone can currently answer for sure.