When we have computers talking to us so well that we can't distinguish them from other humans, then we will have achieved artificial intelligence for any *practical* purposes. And that would be plenty good enough for me.
It is the Turing test. LLM can pass most of it already. I don't think it is regarded as a proof of intelligence. To me there is zero chance to reach something similar to biological intelligence as long as AI can't experience real world and learn from it in real time. LLMs, which are our most advanced AI, are far from doing this. What can be achieved just by using natural langage is impressive but it clearly has limitations, even Cudennec believes LLM are a dead end. Interesting article: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedium.com%2F%40pavelgordo...
Is there something more to intelligence than data-processing? And if so, what is it?
We should start by giving a proper definition of intelligence. I guess nobody can agree on one. Obviously LLM sellers have a very loose definition of intelligence so they can claim intelligence and use big words such as reflection and thoughts. Obviously, there is no proof you can't replicate what a brain does(you can't prove that something doesn't exist!) but more importantly LLM are absolutely not a proof you can.
If bitcoin falls significantly below its mining value, the miners will stop supporting bitcoin
But if some miners stop mining, the difficulty decreases which makes it profitable again. The game for miners is to be able to survive between prices drops.
I could finally do coding, teamwork and (interesting) work travel
AI is also supposed to do that. You will be useless to the Company.
far MORE diverse and rich internet.
People who enjoy reading LLM shit exist? Put "generated by AI" at the start of an article and I won't waste time reading it.
all convinced that AI is a threat
It is a threat because of all the scams, low quality content and hallucinations.
If Machiavelli were a hacker, he'd have worked for the CSSG. -- Phil Lapsley