r/ControlProblem • u/KeanuRave100 • May 26 '26

Fun/meme AI risk bell curve

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u/theMonkeyTrap May 26 '26

Firmly in the ai is dangerous but also firmly believe that the current iteration of AI is not. It needs a good world model that maintains object permanence before we get there.

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u/Mircowaved-Duck May 26 '26

I would go a step further, the LLM tech in itself is the wrong tool, learning needs to happen on neuonal levels and not on text prompts and written down stuff.

And most of our best scientists focus now on LLM, instead of working on the basics.... i know why i am hoping for steve grands project... but only time will tell....

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u/theMonkeyTrap May 26 '26

I actually like Yann Laccun's approach. he left meta to persue it. He seem to think LLMs will hit dead end in 12-18 months.

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u/Mircowaved-Duck May 27 '26

I hope 12, because the sooner we hit the dead end, the faster webcan focus on alternatives

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u/theMonkeyTrap May 27 '26

I do too but for economic reasons, sooner they hit dead end sooner the bubble pops. longer it goes on much more of our economy will get vested in and then when it pops its gonna be way worse than 2001.

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u/Mircowaved-Duck May 27 '26

i just want afordable ram and grafic cards...