Is artificial intelligence smarter than us?





Dave answers the questions about AI that you were too afraid to ask.

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I think we better be prepared for it to happen sooner rather than later, currently humans are doing most of the leg work to program and setup AI, things will truly start moving when AI start programming AI, they won't be limited by a biological brain.

That’s not what agi is. The ai everyone is freaking out about right now, chatgpt mid journey etc. won’t actually last because they just remix, so they’re really just a toy but can’t solve real problems. AGI would be able to critically think and have zero-shot learning, which is where the really exciting stuff happens.

We are simultaneously very close and extremely far from AGI. Close because we're within a relatively short time frame of it (The rate at which technology is discovered / created is accelerating at an exponential pace so it could emerge within a few short years potentially) and far because the technology isn't anywhere close yet.

I don't think that AGI or any kind of dystopian superintelligent ai scenarios is the real scary part about it in the near future but rather the flaws it creates (feedback loop in academic papers for example) and the fact that it's going the be reaaaally cheap to use on a large scale very soon

It literally can’t happen lmfao. They can’t surpass humans because they are the sum of current human knowledge they don’t think they can’t make anything new they regurgitate data based on likelihood.

It's not happening with current methods at least, they just keep adding parameters and feed it bigger data, it's like hoping adding more glue to a bigger stick will someday mimic how a hand grab stuff

also an ai cannot be smarter than the information it was fed, so if humans do not create new/better information the generative ai will never know them either

What I don’t understand is why AI “learning” from copyrighted material so it makes something similar but doesn’t actually put any of copyrighted material in what it makes, people want to call that copyright infringement, but when a human reads books, gains inspiration from them, and makes something similar, that’s completely okay.

(Before you tell me that doesn’t happen, see the videos about how Harry Potter is just Star Wars with sucky lightsabers.)

Noone says L-L-M-s. It's L-L-Ms, prular of LLM
Also this video didn't explain shit. What are neurons? What are weights? What are layers? What are tokens? Didn't answer any of these questions

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