@codytfenwick: My favorite AI joke: Current models are getting close to PhD-level intelligence. After that, they're expected to achiev…
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A humorous tweet commenting on the expected progression of AI model intelligence, comparing it from PhD-level to the level of someone who decided not to pursue a PhD.
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My favorite AI joke:
Current models are getting close to PhD-level intelligence. After that, they’re expected to achieve the intelligence of someone who decided not to do a PhD.
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