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maybe my view is off base but my thoughts are,...I wouldn't say current AI is attempting to recreate the human brain. Neural nets may have been inspired by biology but they really are incredibly different. Large language models like chatGPT for example work in a very engineered way and and their quality is very dependent on their architecture.
....AI is at least at some level attempting to recreate the human brain. to a certain extent they have. but the brain is much, much more powerful than what today's silicon can do even with our large datacenters. a true leap in AI to be more human like probably isn't all that possible until a huge leap in computation power happens and with moore's law dead there is no clear path to the kind of leap required. solvable someday maybe but not soon.
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That's what I think too kitler. So far every use of AI has been like a tool.maybe my view is off base but my thoughts are,...
These AI people seem to think that will change soon. After trying OpenAI's new model, I really doubt Anthropic will pull that off in 2 years. It's still very stupid.
Maybe xAI will pull their thing off.
Just ask how many r's are in the word strawberry.Gpt4o fixed that a few months ago. We are doomed!
AI pretty commonly has springs where there is a ton of excitement for advancement. A lot of funding happens.GPT4 is 1.5 years old. At least for me, I'm not sure if we're coming up on winter or if it's just been too long since a true next gen model has released.
Then reality sets in and it becomes clear that a lot of these issues are even more challenging than we think.
AI Winter
AI is pretty fascinating right now. It is simultaneously leaps and bounds ahead of anything I've ever done anything with, and yet at the same time has some pretty wild deficits.
It'll be interesting to see if we continue to see crazy progress over the next couple years. Or if it ends up being that a lot of these problems are still a decade or more away from actually being resolved.
Captcha is dead. No way to tell humans and AI apart with simple tests anymore.Just ask how many r's are in the word strawberry.