>objectively not capable without a human specifying things through prompts and trainin
huh.
Neither can you. If I drop your ass off in the woods at a few days old, you're back to 10,000 BC, hell more like 200,000 BC. So I don't get why you have these weird pendetic responses that are completely out of scope.
Also, a huge portion of AI training these days has nothing to do with humans, AI trains AI.
>there will always be things with no/less data or outdated knowledge.
And guess what, you're not doing them either! HN posters keep acting like humans are an island, but nothing in the modern world works without a society. Once you put an AI in a harness that can ask questions it isn't really much different than you.
There's no need to be upset. All that's being said is it remains a tool. Much like cloud computing it's got some incredible leverage on it in the right hands but it isn't magic and in engineering we don't deal in magic we deal in capability.
>There's no need to be upset.
If your neighbor was building a nuclear weapon next door you, in fact, would probably be upset by it.
>All that's being said is it remains a tool.
All I'm saying is, no that is not what we are doing with SOTA models. We are not building tools, we are building a human like agent that is an intelligent replacement for us.
> and in engineering we don't deal in magic we deal in capability.
You and I are not magic when looking at the entire rest of the animal kingdom and yet we're the most deadly sons of bitches around being able to fully control their continued existence on this planet.
You are putting yourself inside a very small box and making a declaration that there is nothing outside of it when in fact there are people standing outside of it asking what the hell you are up to.
In fact, I'd say the opposite. You are assigning some magic capabilities to humans that nothing else could possibly have.