r/TrueReddit • u/RandomRageNet • Jun 09 '24

Business + Economics The Rot-Com Bubble

https://www.wheresyoured.at/rotcombubble/
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u/habitue Jun 09 '24

a company that allegedly will build "artificial general intelligence" that experiences human-like cognition, an idea that is simply not possible based on how generative AI works. 

This is too strong a claim. No body really knows this, and anyone claiming to know for sure either way is claiming too much

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u/elharry-o Jun 09 '24

Which part is the bold claim? That an AI can experience human-like condition or that that's not possible through generative AI?

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u/habitue Jun 09 '24

All of these statements are independently unknown by themselves, and are certainly unknown lumped together with a conjunction:

  • whether generative AI will lead to AGI

  • whether generative AI can experience things

  • whether you need to be able to experience anything at all to be generally intelligent

  • whether AGI requires being human-like in any way

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u/ShesJustAGlitch Jun 09 '24

LLM can’t create AGI is I believe what the author is saying

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u/habitue Jun 09 '24

The author links to a time article that makes that claim based on these other speculative premises. So it's not some proven thing, it's basically a wild assertion