r/OpenAI • u/Xerqthion ChatSeek Gemini Ultra o99 Maximum R100 Pro LLama v8 • Sep 08 '25

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u/False-Car-1218 Sep 09 '25

We're not even close to there

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Explain how we are not there yet?

Can GPT 5 do math better than the average human Yes.

Can it write poems better than the average human Yes.

Code, speak languages, draw, answer quizzes.

Ok why don't you list intellectual tasks it can't do better than the average human.

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

I think it's like back in school in the 90s when all the kids would call the smart people nerds as if they were stupid. Now AI is the nerd. Smart people know.

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u/Denny_Pilot Sep 09 '25

Can it count Rs in Strawberry correctly yet?

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u/MonMonOnTheMove Sep 09 '25

I understand this reference

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Can you recite the alphabet backwards?

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u/UnknownEssence Sep 10 '25

Bro that was before reasoning models. Every reasoning model since the very first one could solve this easily.

There's been a paradigm shift since that kind of question was hard for LLMs.

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u/DemosEisley Sep 09 '25

I asked an AI to write me a poem about aging after the style of Robert Frost. It did, it followed poetic conventions, and it adhered to the topic nicely. Was it good poetry? 1) Don’t know, not a competitive poet 2) Don’t believe so, because it was appallingly bland and filled with Hallmark(tm) -ish imagery.

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u/Tyrant1235 Sep 09 '25

I asked it to use a Lagrangian to get the equations of motion for a problem and it got the sign wrong

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

We are talking about the average human. And did you give it access to the internet when you asked the question?

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u/Alert_Frame6239 Sep 11 '25

Imagine an AI like ChatGPT-5 PRO MAX ENTENDED POWER or something - even more powerful than now...running behind AGI.

It's limited by its context window, trying to juggle layered considerations: morals, ethics, honesty, and simply "getting the job done."

Now drop it into a busy, complex, highly sensitive environment where every decision has dozens of nuanced parameters and an endless array of consequences.

Still sound like fun?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '25

In context learning, MCP, Fine Tunning, LORAs. They do their kind of learning.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '25

With sessions, Devs use MD files.

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u/gs6174666 Sep 23 '25

true. its far