Noted /s, but truly this is why I think even current models are already more disruptive than naysayers are willing to accept that any future model ever could be.
I'm noting the high frequency of think pieces from said naysayers. It's every day now: they're all furiously writing about flaws and limitations and extrapolating these to unjustifiable conclusions, predicting massive investment failures (inevitable, and irrelevant,) arguing AGI is impossible with no falsifiable evidence, etc.
Noted /s, but truly this is why I think even current models are already more disruptive than naysayers are willing to accept that any future model ever could be.
I'm noting the high frequency of think pieces from said naysayers. It's every day now: they're all furiously writing about flaws and limitations and extrapolating these to unjustifiable conclusions, predicting massive investment failures (inevitable, and irrelevant,) arguing AGI is impossible with no falsifiable evidence, etc.