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Meta's Vision for Superintelligence
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Re: Meta's Vision for Superintelligence
#182Earlier quoted context omitted.
Isn't it though? He's provided zero evidence to suggest otherwise. So of course we are all going to assume he's talking about the current, popular, SOTA architectures still as the foundational piece.
No it's not. >So you know for a fact that intelligence comes from token prediction, do you, Mark? He never said that for a start nor much of the other stuff. I mean I can accuse him of say pigs fly but it's kind of silly if he didn't say that. I mean it's like before powered flight someone says powered flight is coming that the critic say how can you claim steam engines will take off? It's kind of silly and about the…
It's perfectly reasonable for critics of powered flight to point out that steam engines will never be truly useful for the job if that's the only kind of attempts at powered flight that anyone's shown, and they've been claiming that steam engines WILL actually get good enough, just you wait and see!
Of course we can't predict rapid introductions of heretofore-unknown technology, but that doesn't mean that every scam artist and huckster should get a free pass because there MIGHT be a shiny new technology just about to be discovered that will retroactively make their wild claims sound prescient.
Re: Meta's Vision for Superintelligence
#183Earlier quoted context omitted.
The owner of IKEA is literally in the same class as Zuck lmao what are you even on about
The founder of IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad, passed away in 2018. IKEA is currently owned by a series of foundations. On account of Ingvar Kamprad being dead, they're not really in the same class. Before Ingvar Kamprad passed away, his estimated worth was $42.5B -- $58.7B. Compared, Zuck's estimated worth is $221.2B -- $247B.
Yeah that very much puts them both in the same class
Re: Meta's Vision for Superintelligence
#184>Personal superintelligence that knows us deeply, understands our goals, and can help us achieve. >We believe the benefits of superintelligence should be shared with the world as broadly as possible. So... ads.
Not just ads. Psyops, a propaganda machine unlike anything the world has ever seen. There's a reason Zuck and the US government are real cozy lately.
We're already there, in this particular case, superintendence cant do any better than plain old LLMs.