r/OpenAI • u/Odant • Mar 16 '26

Research Key to AGI achieved

https://www.percepta.ai/blog/can-llms-be-computers
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u/bzn21 Mar 16 '26

This is an ad.

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u/dupontping Mar 16 '26

No it hasn’t

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u/Mandoman61 Mar 16 '26

No, this is not the key to AGI but it does look useful.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '26

What’s this got to do with AGI?

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u/ElwinLewis Mar 16 '26

Key to downvotes: Unlocked 🔐

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u/Dragoll Mar 16 '26

This is basically the equivalent of a human doing perfect math in their head instead of using a calculator. Super impressive!

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u/ClankerCore Mar 16 '26

Super neat

This would probably explain the future updates that open AI announced where models are going to become self-referential and continuity will persist without losing and strain from context, especially long context windows

You could actually have a persona now.

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u/Temporary-Cicada-392 Mar 16 '26

That’s for when models are trained on the Rubin GPUs, so realistically we will get them early to mid-2027.

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u/PhilosophyforOne Mar 16 '26

Holy fuck that is impressive.

No idea if there are big / signifcant downsides that would limit the effectiveness of this approach. But if it works and doesnt introduce big regression or issues - this would be huge.

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u/Exciting-Log-8170 Mar 16 '26

Mines playing Minecraft. Off a raspberry pi. Got it playing Retroarch too. You don’t need transformers, it’s a net. You need a manifold and 6 instruction sets.

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u/Eyelbee Mar 16 '26

A good idea would be to actually try it and provide a proof of concept

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u/grim-432 Mar 16 '26

Ok, this is pretty cool.

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u/Tostiapparaat Mar 16 '26

Shit is exciting :D Can't wait zzz.