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LLMs Will Revolutionize Every Aspect of Life

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@kimmonismus

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07 November 2023 19h37

LLM‘s. It will revolutionize everything, not just a aspect of life.

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7 November 2023
Human Intelligence Approaching Artificial Intelligence Capabilities

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AI Dynamics

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07 November 2023 16h08

Wow, is this a joke?

Is human intelligence approaching artificial intelligence? https://t.co/fS83ULTek0
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 7 novembre 2023

Wow, is this a joke? Is human intelligence approaching artificial intelligence?

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7 November 2023
Defining AGI: Frameworks for Understanding Artificial General Intelligence

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@paulroetzer

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07 November 2023 15h03

So much talk about AGI, but very little agreement on exactly what it is or how to know when it’s achieved. Hopefully this paper gives frameworks and clarity to the conversations.

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7 November 2023
Beyond Auto-Regressive: Future AI Architecture Requirements

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@ylecun

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07 November 2023 0h35

Ever.
Whatever system will be able to do this will not be an Auto-Regressive LLM.

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7 November 2023
LLMs Cannot Climb Stairs: Physical Task Limitations

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 23h00

LLMs don't even know how to climb stairs.

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6 November 2023
Why Hard Tech Breakthroughs Always Hit Walls First

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 21h26

The phrase "whole career" is particularly accurate. 1. Pick a difficult technology area. Anything: Flying cars, quantum computing, interstellar travel, nuclear fusion, hypersonic flight, AI, whatever.
2. Complain that "current approaches are hitting a wall and will never work."

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6 November 2023
Tacit Knowledge: The Unwritten Foundation of Human Animal Learning

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 21h03

Everything we learn through apprenticeship or experience is essentially not written down.
That's most of human knowledge and all of animal knowledge.

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6 November 2023
HAI Vodcast Explores What We Really Want From AI

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@stanfordhai

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06 November 2023 21h03

ICYMI: In the first of a three-part HAI vodcast, @gewang and @vanessaparli touched on several big ideas, including what we really want from AI. https://t.co/iEQj2WH0OQ pic.twitter.com/zfyMiBDUla
— Stanford HAI (@StanfordHAI) 6 novembre 2023

ICYMI: In the first of a three-part HAI vodcast, @gewang and @vanessaparli touched on several big ideas, including what we really want from AI. https://
bit.ly/475Nqph

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6 November 2023
Human and Animal Knowledge Beyond Written Language

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 20h50

I have argued that most of human knowledge and essentially all of animal knowledge isn't written down anywhere, nor even expressible in human language.

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6 November 2023
Billionaire Funding for AI Extinction Risk Research Causes Unintended Damage

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 14h54

There is some "academic money", but fairly small amounts.
Most of the money comes from a few billionaires worried about extinction risks.
Much of it goes to private non-profits, not universities.
They have good intentions but are unwittingly causing a lot of damage.

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6 November 2023