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Lone-Pine t1_j3ch218 wrote
Reply to Poll: What needs to happen for us to get to the minimal steps of AGI (description below) by FomalhautCalliclea
Not everyone thinks that more scale is needed. Many people such as Elizeir Yudkowsky believe that scale is actually not part of AGI. EY once said that a true AGI running on a 286 would be enough to be dangerous.
Lone-Pine t1_iz1egxq wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in What are your predictions for 2023? How did your predictions for 2022 turn out? by Foundation12a
We are asymptotically approaching the singularity is nearer release date.
Lone-Pine t1_ix7cuea wrote
Reply to comment by ChronoPsyche in is it ignorant for me to constantly have the singularity in my mind when discussing the future/issues of the future? by blxoom
> our climate models are a lot more reliable than anyone's guess on when the Singularity will happen
I'm pretty sure our climate models are saying that climate change is going to be manage-ably mild.
Lone-Pine t1_ix7cbbo wrote
Reply to comment by Yuli-Ban in Metaculus community prediction for "Date Weakly General AI is Publicly Known" has dropped to Oct 26, 2027 by maxtility
> the ability to cross/interpolate its knowledge across learned skills
There's no evidence that Gato could do this and if there was, Google would let us know. When we finally get to see a generalist agent in a public demonstration, it will be interesting to see if it acts like multiple separate systems that each do their own tasks or if it will actually have a general, integrated way of relating to the world.
Lone-Pine t1_iw687ao wrote
Reply to comment by abc-5233 in 2023: The year of Proto-AGI? by AdditionalPizza
It's been a few years since my last latin class, what century is XVI century?
Lone-Pine t1_iusirtw wrote
Reply to [N] Meta AI | Evolutionary-scale prediction of atomic level protein structure with a language model by xutw21
How is this different from AlphaFold?
Lone-Pine t1_itk76w2 wrote
Reply to comment by mutherhrg in World's largest protein factory uses fermentation to produce 20,000 tonnes of protein annually for use in fish food in China by mutherhrg
> safe SCP
I don't feel safe...
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Reply to comment by modestLife1 in Human to Ai Relationships (Discussion) by Ortus12
Does the gas station consent?
Lone-Pine t1_irm4lng wrote
Reply to comment by Maksitaxi in The last few weeks have been truly jaw dropping. by Particular_Leader_16
Everything follows an S-curve. With classical videogames, we have already passed the steep part of the curve, which is why progress in games seems to have slowed down. I say classical videogames, because once we have immersive realtime AI-generated experiences, we will see a whole new class of videogames which will follow their own S-curve. AI is currently approaching the steep part of its curve.
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Reply to comment by Shelfrock77 in Stability AI is making an open source language module! by Akimbo333
Why do our future overlords want to illegally transport us across national borders?
Lone-Pine t1_irfrire wrote
Reply to comment by ThatInternetGuy in [Google AI] AudioLM: a Language Modeling Approach to Audio Generation by Danuer_
Your arms hangin' limp at your sides
Your legs got nothin' to do
Some machine's doin' that for you
Lone-Pine t1_irfr29o wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in [Google AI] AudioLM: a Language Modeling Approach to Audio Generation by Danuer_
Didn't we see this already a week ago?
Lone-Pine t1_ire6g1e wrote
Reply to comment by Shelfrock77 in “Extrapolation of this model into the future leads to short AI timelines: ~75% chance of AGI by 2032” by Dr_Singularity
April 9. Definitely an Aries.
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Reply to comment by arevealingrainbow in We are in the midst of the biggest technological revolution in history and people have no idea by DriftingKing
> AGI will likely happen in the 2060’s because that is the scholarly consensus among machine learning experts.
They only run these polls every few years. I'm certain if a poll of ML engineers/scientists were run today, the average would be in the 2040s. Most of the more vocal people in the industry (Sam Altman, Demis Hassibis) regularly predict on Twitter very short timelines.
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Reply to comment by Yuli-Ban in Excited to announce Imagen Video, our new text-conditioned video diffusion model that generates 1280x768 24fps HD videos by Dr_Singularity
Wow. What do you think will be next then?
Lone-Pine t1_ir7b9x9 wrote
Reply to comment by Poemy_Puzzlehead in "The number of AI papers on arXiv per month grows exponentially with doubling rate of 24 months." by Smoke-away
Schmidhuber's lab uploaded all their work that year.
Lone-Pine t1_ir78nqt wrote
Reply to comment by Yuli-Ban in Excited to announce Imagen Video, our new text-conditioned video diffusion model that generates 1280x768 24fps HD videos by Dr_Singularity
When you do think we'll see long-term coherence?
Lone-Pine t1_ir77eyf wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Simulated Reality and conscious entities. by Angry_Grandpa_
You can hold non-conscious entities at gunpoint and force them to talk philosophy of mind but not conscious entities. You can use this feature of the simulation to set up whatever crazy philosophy thought experiments you want.
Lone-Pine t1_ir76l3s wrote
Reply to comment by Shelfrock77 in Teaching Robots About Tools With Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) by Shelfrock77
This resembles Numenta's/Jeff Hawkens' theory about how the neocortex works, where the brain keeps thousands of 3D models of different objects in the environment.
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Reply to comment by manOnPavementWaving in Why I am optimistic about the Optimus bot by Effective-Dig8734
What exactly can Saycan do? All I've seen it do is deliver a sponge and misplace an empty coke can.
Lone-Pine t1_iquoepi wrote
Reply to comment by dnimeerf in Self-Programming Artificial Intelligence Using Code-Generating: a self-programming AI implemented using a code generation model can successfully modify its own source code to improve performance and program sub-models to perform auxiliary tasks. by Schneller-als-Licht
None of this is even close to replacing/being competitive with human researchers yet, right? How close are we to "Advanced Chess" where human researchers and AI systems work together to improve AI models?
Lone-Pine t1_iqumb49 wrote
Reply to comment by florinandrei in [D] Types of Machine Learning Papers by Lost-Parfait568
My best guess is that youtuber Anastasia.
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Reply to comment by OptimalOptimizer in [D] Types of Machine Learning Papers by Lost-Parfait568
That's a free space
Lone-Pine t1_j3ch73l wrote
Reply to comment by Akimbo333 in Poll: What needs to happen for us to get to the minimal steps of AGI (description below) by FomalhautCalliclea
I said one breakthrough. They need to have some sort of medium term memory, or continuous learning.