Re:Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem – Interview with...
by daveguy on Sunday February 02, 2025 @05:13PM
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AI certainly won't be intelligent while it has episodic responses to queries with no ability to learn from or even remember the conversation without it being fed back through as context. This is the current case for LLM models. Token prediction != Intelligence no matter how intelligent it may seem. I would say adaptability is a fundamental requirement of intelligence.
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Re:Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem – Interview with...
by hollerith on Sunday February 02, 2025 @05:17PM
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>AI certainly won't be intelligent while it has episodic responses to queries with no ability to learn from or even remember the conversation without it being fed back through as context.
Thank God no one at the AI labs is working to remove that limitation!
Re:Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem – Interview with...
by daveguy on Sunday February 02, 2025 @05:59PM
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And yet, it is still a current limitation and relevant to all current claims of LLM intelligence.
Re:Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem – Interview with...
by pixl97 on Sunday February 02, 2025 @07:17PM
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I mean humans have short term and long term memory, short term memory is just our context window.
Re:Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem – Interview with...
by snapcaster on Monday February 03, 2025 @02:30PM
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The guy in memento is clearly still an intelligent human despite having no memory. These arguments always strike me as coming from a "humans are just special okay!" place. Why are you so determined to find some way in which LLMs aren't intelligent? Why gatekeep so much?