AI has now surpassed humans at a number of tasks, and the rate at which humans are being surpassed at new tasks is increasing. Kurzweil may have underestimated when he predicted 2045. Data from @ContextualAI and graphic from @TIME
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AGI Token: Agents, Nodes, and Future Value Generation
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$AGI by AGI.eth The #AGIToken : 1). The #AGI Agents could generate most of the light cone of all future value. 2). The operation of an #AGINode NFT could yield $AGI (utility token / active income exclusively). 3). $AGI for products / services generated by the #AGIAgents.
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Humans Versus Machines: Complexity Does Not Equal Advancement
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Humans, not human brains, are the most advanced and complex machines known in the universe. A complex machine is not necessarily an advanced machine.
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Humans as Complex Machines: Complexity vs Advancement
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Humans are the most advanced and complex machines known in the universe. A complex machine is not necessarily an advanced machine.
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Humans More Complex Than Advanced Machines Universe
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Humans, not human brains, are the most advanced and complex machines known in the universe.
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Humans as the Most Complex Machines in Universe
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Humans are the most advanced and complex machines known in the universe.
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AGI likely to have fewer parameters than GPT-4
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AGI will likely have fewer parameters than GPT-4.
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AI Industry Leaders Warn of Existential Risks from Advanced AI
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#AI industry and researchers sign statement warning of ‘extinction’ risk https://
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Custom AI Instructions Configuration Overview
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You can write your custom instructions under AI Profile! Here's a quick overview of what you can do with it. pic.twitter.com/v4oU27nTsr
— Perplexity (@perplexity_ai) 10 août 2023You can write your custom instructions under AI Profile! Here's a quick overview of what you can do with it.
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LLMs Build World Models Through Emergent Understanding
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“I have little doubt that LLMs trained on human text also build world models. A lot of “emergent” behaviors of LLMs…seem very hard to explain unless we view them as understanding the world.”