• Séimhe (sé / é)@lemmy.world
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    Or the technology has plateau’d and this is their cover story. I don’t know, but these two people are known liars.

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          GPT6 couldn’t even make me the most simple blueprint for merging 8 belts into 4 in Factorio. AGI it is most certainly not.

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            I refuse to pay for AI, so I only use the freely available GPT, and I can’t comment on coding or other technical capabilities, but I feel like in the last couple of months, it has actually become dumber.

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              For some time now I think its been the case that frontier models perform worse (or at least more inconsistently) at procedural activity.

    • 🌸𝓯𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓮𝓻🌸@sh.itjust.works
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      Half a year ago Musk was saying this is a hard take-off for AI, what means AI would improve itself and you basically can’t stop it anymore. Now he says he wants a pause. The hard take-off seems to have fallen flat.

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      The one thing that hasn’t plateaued yet is the ability of open models running on a gaming PC to match OpenAI and Anthropic are doing. I just watched a video on the Codacus YouTube channel where the guy is running Qwen 3.8 Flash, a 177B model, on his RTX 3060.

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          3 bit and it performed like Opus 5 according to his tests, though likely not at that level on every task.

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    Once again… Because Chinese models keep forcing US AI companies to prematurely release their backstock of “future” iterations, meant to sustain the hype train: leading to plateauing, decreases in investor confidence, and ultimately the demise of the AI bubble. And are we referring to Sam Altman as “OpenAI boss” now? Because people might otherwise stop reading after: “Sam Altman says…”

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    Just yesterday AI told my brother that a run of 4 in crib is actually 2 runs of 3. I made him pull out the Bicycle official card game book and look up the rules because I knew that was wrong.

    Why even use it if you have to double check everything it says?

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    Its just a pile of math. They need to stop using the word intelligence. Intelligent and smart are the buzzwords these morons all crave when consuming the billionaire owned production lines like good little cattle. Train a dog. Theres some real AI. Or don’t. Idgaf.

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      We know it’s not AI in the original sense of the word, but we don’t exactly know what intelligence is either.
      Human brains are but electricity going over logic gates, which boils down to ‘pile of math’ as well.

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    Stop running LLMs attached to an unsupervised eval yolo harness in an endless loop you fucking dinguses.