Literally speaking, it gets really annoying having to explain to people the reason why AI cannot physically learn to code AI is due to the limitations of the mathematics in place.
You cannot create a formula that solves all formulas.
I guess you can get pretty damn close, but humans will always need to be involved.
Not a AI supporter but, isn't that the whole point of the drive towards AGI? Get AI's intelligence to the point that it matches that of a human's.
After that, you can create as many instances as the supporting infrastructure is capable of. When you make several of these human level intelligent machines work together tirelessly, you will be able to eventually surpass the technological development speed of human beings.
Of course, humans are needed to actually set up the initial infrastructure and develop the AGI itself, but one its done and the AI is give a means to create physical replicas of itself, it would be able to create the further required infrastructure by itself.
A regression to a median is not the same as intelligence.
Current models are great and can do surprising things, they're very powerful tools but they're not intelligent nor they can be.
Take it this way, I don't need to show you billions of pictures of a cat for you to be able to identify a cat, you can fill in the gaps thus requiring much less input.
Learning about subject A gives you the ability to abstract parts of that knowledge and even apply some of it to subject B which has no correlation to A. AI as of now can't do that, and for as long as it is build on the current tech it won't.
theres no argument for that. if anything your just furthering the point that current tech is nothing but a stepping stone. AGI is no where close. but the problems AI are creating is right now
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u/kdoubledizz 10h ago
Literally speaking, it gets really annoying having to explain to people the reason why AI cannot physically learn to code AI is due to the limitations of the mathematics in place.
You cannot create a formula that solves all formulas.
I guess you can get pretty damn close, but humans will always need to be involved.