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MinusPi
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Omori will not succumb.
AGI doesn't have to think, it has to be able to perform any task it's given. The models available today are far more capable than anyone predicted. With plugins available to it (which by the way, no one expected it to be able to use), it can perform tasks other than generation. All the data points towards this capability only getting better. Maybe "impending" was too strong a word, but I stand by the idea that it's coming sooner than we expected.
The top minds in the industry seem to think it's a big step at the very least. It's already proving to be more versatile than we ever expected.
Artificial General Intelligence. Definitions vary, but in general it's an AI system that can perform any task it's given, usually with the caveat of being smarter than humans.
For me as a programmer it's definitely the advent of LLMs like GPT-4 and the impending AGI.
Source? I'd estimate thousands to millions of cycles.
I'd rather not be reminded of my mortality, thanks.
It takes a hell of a lot more than a single clock cycle to run a targeting algorithm.
Topologically, a human has 7 holes.