We are near 2026 and we still doesn't have AGI. I still remember feeling the AGI at the end of 2024 when o1 was released. So much time has passed without a groundbreaking low-level model improvement like o-series RL!
Building AI systems will benefit humanity, but I anticipate that it will benefit neuroscience and our own understanding of ourselves as well.
As humans, we are not excluded from the mechanics of intelligence and cognition. The same laws apply everywhere in the universe
GPT 4.5 is exactly what I expected it to be. A very big and chunky base GPT model. Reasoning is amazing but you can't navigate the world with just reasoning. General knowledge and EQ matters as much as reasoning.
You can be a reasoner autist but if your EQ is shit you are cooked
- 2k lines of unit tests with claude 3.7 thinking
- Multiple shots since the length window was being cut unfortunately.
- Works fine at the first try.
- Hours of writing trash unit tests saved.
Welcome to the future. Vibe coding is here
I always thought that my last dream would be reaching the space and dying mesmerized by the beauty of planet earth. At this rate of tech acceleration, I think that I have to be more ambitious than that.
I wake up -> a new AI model is released.
Too fast to catch up... you are literally reading the tutorial for v3 and v4 gets released.
Fuck, I love it.
@autumnpard Yes, but, I also think that strong odors could be naturally repugnant as well. Maybe it has something to do with chemistry, as far as I understand, the nose is like a species of chemical detector. But I'm not very sure about this last part, not my main area of knowledge tbh
@autumnpard It's interesting how "naturally" can be defined here. I think that evolution made a big impact about which smells we are repugned from. One clear example is decomposed food, I guess only humans who were repugned by it didn't die eating it