datsmamail12
datsmamail12 t1_j35b7ss wrote
No it hasn't. Don't get me wrong, chatGPT is awesome and quite a useful tool to use,but it has some major flaws. Sometimes it's answers are repeating,let's just say you ask that to write you a story,most of the times it comes with the same answers,or if you ask for that some scientific questions,it gives you misinformation. But GPT4 will solve all that and all it's great flaws will make it look like an old model,but it will still be far from reaching AGI. GPT4 will create a new standard in the industry that will make us rely less on our search engines and have a more free way of finding what we want.
What I'm guessing is that when GPT5 releases,we will not even need our search engines anymore. Google/DuckDuckGo/Bing will become a thing of the past,and we will just ask GPT5 anything we want and we will have our answers with that. It will change the game,but it will still have some minor flaws as well.
I imagine that when GPT6 releases,we will have true AGI with no major flaws. Most people hype this too much,but remember this engines are not sentinet,they are just AI's used by us to help us find our results,AGI is more than that,AGI is literally a human being created artificially inside a machine. It's still too early for AGI,we will get there soon enough,and you'll know it once we are there. I give it 5 more years and I even used to be the optimistic one that hoped AGI would reach us by 2035,I didn't believe we would see such an immense technological growth at such a pace. knew that we were going to see rapid growth in the industry,but this is getting out of hand.
Overall I strongly believe that we won't see AGI before GPT6,all these models are just tools that still need work.
datsmamail12 t1_j1hbsy4 wrote
Reply to Am I the only one on this sub that believes AI actually will bring more jobs (especially in tech)? by raylolSW
Yes you're the only one
datsmamail12 t1_ixeqexu wrote
Reply to comment by Mortal-Region in Expert Proposes a Method For Telling if We All Live in a Computer Program by garden_frog
Efficiency is a concern for us,not for a highly advanced civilization. Who knows,they might have created a system that runs on unlimited efficieny. Also we don't even know if our universe is finite,let alone another civilization's creation. The universe itself is just so weird,nothing makes sense.
datsmamail12 t1_ixdfyw8 wrote
Reply to comment by Mortal-Region in Expert Proposes a Method For Telling if We All Live in a Computer Program by garden_frog
That's based on your point of view for our local society. If we lived in 2300 an entire simulation of the universe could be easily achievable in any guys home. If you have such a tremendous processing power,you wouldn't care how big the universe you created would be. Why does Ubisoft create such big games? Why does every game developer want to create huge world that can be explored,why is there a need for such a massive university in no man's sky? All that is because we can do that,so a highly advanced civilization wouldn't mind creating the biggest universe inside their jar for experimentation.
datsmamail12 t1_j36izq0 wrote
Reply to comment by visarga in 2022 was the year AGI arrived (Just don't call it that) by sideways
Well you kinda do. You take the previous model and you double the processing power. When GPT3 announced it was kinda clunky but chatGPT fixed many of it's issues,so I'm guessing GPT4 will fix most of the issues of chatGPT,and then GPT5 will fix all the remaining issues of GPT4 but will make it even more useful,and by the time GPT6 will be announced it will already be 2 times better than GPT5,so it's safe to assume we will reach AGI by then. We are in a thread that everyone just speculates things based on when we will reach singularity,so why is there even a reply like that. So based on the processing power of the previous models and the rapid growth of technological innovation,I do feel AGI will be reached by GPT6.