If you’re talking some nonsense, silly singularity… than whatever, don’t care.
replyBut if you’re asking when a model has a sustainable general intelligence, for me, it’s pretty easy…
When it makes financial sense to run it 24 hours a day.
For whom? That is a fantastically ill-defined test. Everyone here is comfortable throwing around this or that is or isn't AGI which is fun because, at the same time, nobody seems to have a testable definition.
replyIt makes either position pointless to argue.
What does it mean to run a model 24 hours a day?
replyAren't we way way past that already? QPS to any of the frontier models for a given point in time is most likely (far) greater than zero.
I mean the laundromat runs the machines pretty much 24 hours a day but a washing machine is not AGI.
replyDirectly - something can be useful without being AGI.
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replyThere can be no such test because “AGI” is (or has become) a pseudo-philosophical/socio-political concept rather than a scientific one.
replyIt always has been. The idea around here that we can actually define intelligence and point to it is sophomoric and incredibly frustrating.
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