@Noahpinion: People are starting to realize that AIs are superintelligent because they combine roughly human-level reasoning with co…
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Noahpinion tweets that people are realizing AIs are superintelligent because they combine human-level reasoning with computer-like speed, knowledge, and memory, sparking discussion about AI capabilities.
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People are starting to realize that AIs are superintelligent because they combine roughly human-level reasoning with computer-like speed, knowledge, and working memory.
will depue (@willdepue): bro it isn’t generally intelligent bro its only read every book and paper ever written and just making connections between them bro. its only thinking for twenty hours bro it’s just brute force thinking bro. its only solving erdos problems bro it could never be an accountant bro
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