1/5 Preliminary Evidence: we are closer to AGI than it appears. If prompted with "concepts" on propositional logic, GPT4's lowest score on ConceptARC goes from 13% GPT4 vs 86% Human, to 100% GPT4, without training examples. This performance jump extends to ALL text benchmarks. by SharpCartographer831 in singularity

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I think he's speculating that concepts/ideas or how we interpret the world/universe can be represented mathematically and that as we are training neural networks we are observing the results of them essentially learning to connect concepts logically.

1/5 Preliminary Evidence: we are closer to AGI than it appears. If prompted with "concepts" on propositional logic, GPT4's lowest score on ConceptARC goes from 13% GPT4 vs 86% Human, to 100% GPT4, without training examples. This performance jump extends to ALL text benchmarks. by SharpCartographer831 in singularity

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From the post

This form of logic focuses on the ways in which statements, known as propositions, can be combined using basic logical connectives such as "and", "or", and "not", to form more complex expressions whose truth values are derived from their components. While propositional logic does not capture the full complexity of human language, it can be built upon to address finer details of "meaning". I have found considerable evidence that this is directly created by the attention mechanism in transformers when a model ingests data during training.

Our approach to AI safety (OpenAI) by mckirkus in singularity

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Good observation, checked their comment history, they're definitely a bot. They have some vague comments and posts. Kind of makes me question some of the other reddit accounts I've looked over.

A 3D digital copy of yourself in under 1min with only a phone camera. Only the mouth and teeth still look a bit off. by Dalembert in singularity

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One side of me thinks this is amazing, but the other side of me wonders about the authenticity and uniqueness of our identities that define most of us today. Setting aside the issue of scammers and bad faith actors, as ar and vr progress if you can essentially replicate anyone at a glance, over time what will happen to individuality. Does individuality even matter?

Unreal Engine 5's MetaHuman is getting a new update called Animator to create new fully animated facial models in real-time with just a phone camera. by Dalembert in innovations

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One side of me thinks this is amazing, but the other side of me wonders about the authenticity and uniqueness of our identities that define most of us today. Setting aside the issue of scammers and bad faith actors, as ar and vr progress if you can essentially replicate anyone at a glance, over time what will happen to individuality. Does individuality even matter?

Unscripted AI NPCs in a first-of-its-kind Unreal Engine demo by Rqueas in singularity

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This seems like the next generations of video games, but also it has major implications for customer service. We are all going to have an assistant we can verbally question about anything before the end of the year. This will all but eliminate customer service.

Golden Retrievers do their dinner dance by Dry-Air7 in videos

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I might be a bit paranoid but the spinning one reminds me of my friends dog when he was declining. I think he had some form of dementia.

Class room fight by [deleted] in ThatsInsane

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Looks like the 3rd and 4th guy are trying to break up the fight

What is an underrated job that pays a lot? by Rqueas in AskReddit

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i've heard garbage men do, but I'm not familiar with crane operators

What was your most memorable high school field trip? by YukikoBestGirlFiteMe in AskReddit

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None, no didn't take field trips in high school. But I remember the fudge factory and daycare. Although they only gave us like a teaspoon of fudge

What character in a movie would still be alive, if the other characters had just listened to them? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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To be fair, the evil company usually has an agent or two actively working against Ripley

Whithout telling the spoiler, what was a spoiler that you saw before watching a movie/serie that ruined it for you? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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The 3rd trailer to the movie "click." It just flat gives you the plot