I know a lot of people will cry scream, and shit themselves with rage about it. But it's happening and it's unstoppable. Just because you used GPT-3 3 years ago and it was shit doesn't mean the cutting edge of AI today is bad. Most models have improved leaps and bounds since you last used them. Or you used them for stupid reasons like telling you a poem instead of using them to tack extremely difficult mathematical and coding problems, or hard science and engineering problems. AI is as good as you prompt it, and if you prompt it stupid it gives you mediocrity. Even if AI capabilities had a hard freeze at their current capability. And only incremental refinements in hallucination reduction and common sense were done - they would still change the world. But we're not anywhere near the ceiling.The way models have been scaling up this early into the compute build up makes it undeniable. AI is already, right now, smarter than 98% of people. Stupid people are just not able to tell when they're speaking with a genius.
Then it runs out of context and goes retarded.
>>107543766How many r's in your post?
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>>107543766it was obvious from the start
>>107543797A lot of people wouldn't be able to answer what they ate for dinner two days ago. Cutting edge AI has a context window Its short term memory) as long as a thick textbook. And it's only a matter of time until short term memory is a solved problem, and incorporation of new data into long term memory is a solved problem.
>>107543766lol wasnt it already this smart back in like 2008-2012
>>107543861>A lot of people wouldn't be able to answer what they ate for dinner two days agoBecause it is meaningless information and the brain evolved for efficiency, not perfect memory.
>>107543876A lot of people will ask AI stupid questions so most models will need meaningless information
>>107543861Short term memory is already a solved problem if you use tools to allow the AI to dump its relevant context into a text file for later retrieval.
Turn on Claude Plays Pokemon on twitch. This piece of shit cant even beat pokemon red. >but its likely going to replace my job anyway
>>107543766will never pass my riddle test
>>107543766Those random text generators are now even more retarded than 2 years ago. What are you on about? 2 years ago chatGTP built functional software with very little user input, but it has since been rendered complete retarded. You used to be able to actually vibe code with very little effort, but they completely massacred and lobotomized it.
>>107543830We've cum a long way
>>107543766Imagine AGI or even ASI! I was just reading about how SkyNET used to skin humans alive for their skin for the T-700's. Fun!
