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Quote of the day by ARC Prize co-founder François Chollet: 'OpenAI basically set back progress to AGI by five to 10 years' — critiquing the industry's overindulgence in large language models
AI models are becoming more and more advanced, but that doesn't mean the underlying architecture will lead us to human-like intelligence
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Many AI developers and frontier labs are openly pursuing artificial general intelligence (AGI), which scientists describe as human-like intelligence in which a model can reason like humans and learn new capabilities outside its training data. But does that mean that they're all on the right path?
Chasing the dragon
If we achieved AGI, how would we even know? Many AI benchmarks exist, but François Chollet co-founded the ARC Prize just a few months before speaking with the Dwarkesh Podcast to…
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