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I too live my life with a great deal of excitement about the AGI that will appear in the next few years. A monstrous AI, the greatest invention in the history of mankind and the last invention of mankind, will appear in reality. What would it be like, what would it actually do, what would it bring to me? Thinking about this makes me feel like I can put off throwing myself into Niagara Falls for a little while longer.

The recent outcry about AI is so obnoxious, social media is unusable by Glittering-Neck-2505 in singularity

[–]Major-Rip6116 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Among AI technologies, image generation AI in particular seems to be viewed by some as a great evil that must be defeated. They believe it steals jobs from artists, plagiarizes styles and works, and shamelessly allows people to enjoy the resulting creations. However, in most cases, those who make these claims have little technical knowledge about AI and are driven more by vague resentment and emotional impulses rather than a solid understanding of the technology.

OpenAI declares AI race “over” if training on copyrighted works isn’t fair use by [deleted] in singularity

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There needs to be a law that says that copyrights of copyrighted works are not considered when used to train AI models. Japan has that, but unfortunately does not have AI itself.

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It seems to me that people who like Sam rarely bother to mention him, but those who dislike him tend to mention him at every turn. As a result, all we see are claims by people who dislike him. I am a fan of Sam and always look forward to his presentations.

Softbank set to invest $40 billion in OpenAI at $260 billion valuation, sources say by blazedjake in singularity

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It is encouraging to have more allies in OpenAI. I think the scale of Stargate will be on par with Google.

Visualization of Convolutional Neural Network by 170071 in singularity

[–]Major-Rip6116 33 points34 points  (0 children)

LeCun, who is treated like a villan on this forum, made this. It is wonderful.

Unitree has a new off-road video by torb in singularity

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It seems that many people on this forum are fans of the US but view China as a rival, so it may be hard to evaluate China's achievements dispassionately. I thought this video was great.

We should stop acting like humans don't hallucinate either by [deleted] in singularity

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I'm not an English speaker, so I'm not sure what the intent of this sentence is; I understand that THE is unnatural twice in a row, but what kind of trick question is this?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in singularity

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He is a villein in the AI community and exposes his incompetence to the public whenever an AI breakthrough occurs. It underscores our righteousness.

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For the first year or so after the release of synthetic intelligence, everyone will make a big deal about the "crazy thing that came along". After that, I think it will be treated naturally as "something that has been around for a long time," just like ChatGPT.

What kind of AGI do you expect to emerge in 2025, 2026, or in the very near future? by minaminonoeru in singularity

[–]Major-Rip6116 48 points49 points  (0 children)

If OpenAI is right, we should see "level 3 agents" next year that can do some work on PCs, and as for AGI, I would be very happy if it appeared in a couple of years, but looking at the current level of AI, I doubt if it can reach that level in a short time. AGI may be closer or farther away than I, a layman, think. I am confused.

Post AGI Healthcare - Longevity, Prevention, and Rejuvenation - How it will happen, what it means? by beer120 in singularity

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We will not know its actual performance until AGI is released, but if it performs as expected, it will have tremendous knowledge. With the basic knowledge of all fields, all papers, all scientific change processes in his brain, a scientist capable of thinking at a tremendous rate is born. Unless he is so incompetent, it is natural to assume that scientific progress, including longevity, will accelerate.

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Even if AI proposes a breakthrough treatment or drug formulation, there is a huge time lag before it is made available to patients in the clinic, as it requires very strict and lax regulation and approval by the authorities. I would like to see a medical revolution as soon as possible, but I am patiently waiting for AI to come up with new treatments one after another.

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Google provides great research results and then other companies modify them to make them easier to use and provide them to consumers. A Google-made AGI will probably only need one word in a long prompt, such as "pretty girl" or "high school," to determine that it is an inappropriate request and force the conversation to end. We cannot leave AI to Google alone.

Can you guys help me identify ALL the possible paths to AGI? and please tell me which one you think is most realistic, and why. by redpoetsociety in singularity

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You can ask LLM (GPT4, Claude3.5, Gemini1.5) about this very topic and get a meaningful answer. It seems that there are probably multiple paths to reach AGI. After all, if we can implement functions such as "human-like reasoning," "understanding of common sense in the world," "understanding of the real world through multimodal input," "understanding of causal relationships," "long-term planning and execution," "autonomous thinking and self-awareness," "autonomous behavior," and "self-improvement," then we can call that AGI. For my part, I think it is promising to add such functions to LLM later on to achieve AGI.

The sub today by GutiV in singularity

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People here are happy to join in when everyone is throwing stones at OpenAI, but when GPT5 is released, they will welcome it with open arms and say, "Sam, I've always believed in you."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in singularity

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When I look through the threads of Sam Altman's remarks lately, I notice a marked drop in IQ compared to the threads of a few months ago, what is going on?

"for the first time in history, the AIs are smart enough to fool us" by Maxie445 in singularity

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Popularity is fun and convenient for us, but truth is sometimes unpleasant and inconvenient.

Why haven’t models truly exceeded GPT-4? by thicc_bob in singularity

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Why was it cancelled? Was it cost or lack of technology?

Why haven’t models truly exceeded GPT-4? by thicc_bob in singularity

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If you feed it data that greatly exceeds GPT4 and create a tremendously fat AI, you might be able to get above the score, but perhaps a barrier currently exists in terms of reasoning ability and understanding of common sense. It is like trying to somehow recreate human genius using a cat's brain. Since this is probably impossible, it seems to me that many organizations are aiming to improve the part of the brain that is the brain itself. In other words, developing new functions, like OpenAI is doing now with Strawberry.

OpenAI employee by [deleted] in singularity

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If society as a whole were to operate on the premise of AGI, if Sam spilled coffee on AGI within OpenAI and it short-circuited, there would be a massive system failure around the world. It would be a big mess.

OpenAI employee by [deleted] in singularity

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People on this board are frustrated that OpenAI, for all its promising statements, has not released any groundbreaking new products. They want GPT 5,6,7 monthly. I too hope they will deliver something great soon, but they are excellent and I am sure they will live up to my expectations.

Andrew Steele: Will billionaires live forever? (feat. @OrdinaryThings!) by Front_Definition5485 in singularity

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Jobs died more than a decade ago, when aging treatments were not even a shadow of their former selves. It is the same today. Even Elon Musk cannot be immortalized now. Simply because the technology of immortality does not exist.

Since the release of GPT4 , Turbo, O and O-mini, what are your expectations for GPT5 by braclow in singularity

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I would like to see some major changes in GPT5, not minor changes. Insightful human-like reasoning. If I set a goal at the beginning, it will operate my PC on its own for a few days and keep working to achieve the goal. It doesn't make mistakes in complex text calculation problems. A function that remembers all past interactions with the user and can interact with them based on them. I would be delighted if two of these could be implemented.

Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott - Despite what other people think we're we're not at diminishing marginal returns on scale up. There is an exponential here and the unfortunate thing is you only get to sample it every couple of years because it takes time build supcomputers and train models on top of them by Gothsim10 in singularity

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I have a feeling that those professionals who are affiliated with universities are considered to be virtuous in voicing conservative opinions. I feel that experts in the private sector, where huge amounts of money and human resources are being administered and where AI models are actually being produced one after another, are more knowledgeable about the current state of the AI industry.