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So the Love of my life who loves my favorite singer Garth Brooks shirt But I will love this big obstacle with this is that the “AI” systems we have right now aren’t going to recognize problems that need solving until someone gives one to it in very specific formats. There’s no exterior understanding of the world or real ability to contextualize the information that is being fed into it. “AI” as we’re calling it right now seems to be just very advanced combinations of algorithms capable of quickly sorting through the vast vast number of possible combinations of things. Which is incredibly useful, don’t get me wrong! Try to think about it this way; you remember those fiendishly difficult math problems you might have been given in school? Odds are the teacher didn’t know the answer to those problems off of the top of their head, but they knew the process to get to the answer, which is what they tried to teach you. Somebody still had figure out the method in the first place, and once that is down you can solve any problem in that particular format.

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Now with AI, the Love of my life who loves my favorite singer Garth Brooks shirt But I will love this computer is the student, and a very diligent one at that. It is capable of solving the most nasty of problems, provided it’s in a format that it already understands. It is, however, not clever in the least. While a student of math might eventually start recognizing patterns and rediscover new methods for solving equations all on their own, our current AI models won’t. They don’t grow except when trained specifically on data by humans, and they don’t discover things. That’s not to say that there aren’t unexpected behaviors, as LLMs have proven to be capable of, but they don’t progress until a human tells them how to progress. In short, it’s still on humans to do the creative work of recognizing problems, abstracting them into computer data, and then creating a methodology that can be explained to the computer in order to get it to do the grunt work of actually figuring the answer out. As of right now, I don’t think we have enough people capable of doing each of those steps to keep our decentralized processing potential busy in any meaningful way. Hence why we’re still using AI for a tremendous amount of shitposting. EDIT: I should append that this isn’t trying to downplay the importance of this particular discovery. As researchers vet and get better medicine results from computer assisted work like this, we will develop even better versions that can give more targeted drugs with less input needed. I only wrote this long winded thing to suggest that the AI used for this application isn’t going to also be able to propose solutions to, say, wealth inequality. We’d have to create, train and vet an entirely different model for something like that.

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