@VraserX: Doug could be the biggest AI training run the world has ever seen. If OpenAI pairs that scale with SEAL-style continual…
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A tweet speculates that OpenAI's Doug training run, combined with SEAL-style continual learning, could push beyond GPT-6 toward AGI.
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Doug could be the biggest AI training run the world has ever seen.
If OpenAI pairs that scale with SEAL-style continual learning, and they literally have one of SEAL’s lead researchers, we may be looking at something far beyond GPT-6.
Full-blown AGI suddenly doesn’t sound that crazy.
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