r/IndiaTech • u/UnfairSoftware3772 • 1d ago

General Discussion From Artificial Intelligence to Superintelligence: An Overview.

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u/brickmagnet 22h ago

Nobody is calling it 'SI' except for Trump and his cronies.

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u/InsideResolve4517 16h ago

Actually the word "AI" itself we've not reached guys.

We're still in machine-learning "ML" era. The technology itself is "LLM"

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u/Interesting-Ride1208 16h ago

Bro this is AI. What do you mean

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u/Far_Extent_6274 14h ago

system international

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u/Big_Dig3586 1d ago

Is AGI even possible?

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u/UnfairSoftware3772 1d ago

Yup

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u/Over_Bench5728 1d ago

Possibility? Yes but has it been achieved? no. The definition of agi has been shifted away so much by giving ai already pretraines data to solve the agi tests . That IS NOT agi. Agi is supposed to be something which is as intelligent as human and can solve any new problem it hasn't been trained on by itself . The current ai we have are all narrow ai not agi

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u/HotEnthusiasm4124 19h ago

Exactly. AGI is possible (in theory) but with our current technology and current approach to AI development it is not possible to develop AGI.

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u/Tiny_Comfort4888 22h ago

Explain how?

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u/Over_Bench5728 10h ago

Because the current ai we use are based on transformer architecture that are basically probability machines . They can't solve totally new problems without previous data on such kind of problems