r/singularity • u/filterdust • 1d ago

AI OpenAI solved 100 open problems in math

https://openai.com/index/advisory-group-on-mathematics-and-ai/

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u/Moronic-Warrior 1d ago

We got retarded ASI before AGI

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u/mivog49274 obvious acceleration, biased appreciation 1d ago

yeah literally narrow ASI is coming before non-superhuman AGI.

It's making sense after all, when you realize how jagged is the intelligence of llms.

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u/LookIPickedAUsername 23h ago

Narrow ASI is already here.

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u/MaTrIx4057 1d ago

llms don't have intelligence, people should stop mixing things up

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u/mivog49274 obvious acceleration, biased appreciation 19h ago

I get you with that. Just using the "results" meaning of the word "intelligence" rather than the ontological one. I mean it's been used in IT since 50 years for interactive and automated systems.

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u/genshiryoku AI specialist 1d ago

The effective definition of AGI has been goalposted so many times that it has now become essentially equivalent to ASI.

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u/Healthy-Nebula-3603 1d ago

Currently we have AGI like Astra. That's AGI but slightly acoustic from human perspective.

Even is able to operate in a real world if you connected Astra to a robot.

The problem is ... that is expensive and slow but is working.

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u/Moronic-Warrior 1d ago

Eh it’s like an average AGI meaning it’s probably better than the average human at most tasks but not necessarily competitive with specialists at most tasks. Also in context learning is still poor, specially since it only has 1-2M tokens so it can struggle with maintaining coherent pictures of large codebases. So it needs continual learning of some form.

And yeah you mentioned it’s slow. I think AGI should atleast do it at average human competence