Very cool! However, the amazing absence of results makes me question whether they've got a Nature letter forthcoming or whether they know that another AI lab has a similar finding...
Not that I agree with the comment you're replying to - but I find this response funny, when just today there was a link on the front page about the US military bombing a school because of AI output
The singularity, as defined by Hinton (and others) is RSI (Recursive Self Improvement) - actually started already (or "it is beginning to start"), as OpenAI has announced an AI acting as "Research Intern" (!).
This is great, but I can't help but wonder if we're going to have another post next week with a lab complaining that they were about to publish this same finding, and they had Claude proofread their paper, and whoops how'd that get into Anthropic's training data?
Very cool! However, the amazing absence of results makes me question whether they've got a Nature letter forthcoming or whether they know that another AI lab has a similar finding...
Oh good let's give the ai a wetlab im sure nothing bad will come of this
From the article:
That doesn't mean the humans aren't meat puppets.
Not that I agree with the comment you're replying to - but I find this response funny, when just today there was a link on the front page about the US military bombing a school because of AI output
That you clearly only read the headline of
In a year or two, articles like this will either be artifacts from peak hype or evidence of the beginning of the singularity. Right?
Yes. I would bet on the latter.
That's black and white thinking; it will be a midgularity - so neither.
The singularity, as defined by Hinton (and others) is RSI (Recursive Self Improvement) - actually started already (or "it is beginning to start"), as OpenAI has announced an AI acting as "Research Intern" (!).
This is great, but I can't help but wonder if we're going to have another post next week with a lab complaining that they were about to publish this same finding, and they had Claude proofread their paper, and whoops how'd that get into Anthropic's training data?
[delayed]