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AI last year: "There are 3 Rs in strawberry" AI this year: "I just solved math bro"
Can't imagine what all of these models will look like in 2-3 years from now...
The next S-Curve is quality of automated self-improvement.
Neuro plasticity is the next massive gain, when a model can learn and improve its own weights I think.
I'm not sure how excited we should be about this—last year, OpenAI introduced o3-preview, which almost "solved" competitive coding, but it didn't hold up as well with real-world coding tasks.
This isn't about math. It’s about who or what can think and how fast that power is evolving. “Many details hard. Fudge possible. Need handle cases. Done.”
Next S-curve might be energy-based transformers, look into that Wes :)
I don't know if it'll be the "next" S curve, but the lack of continuous learning has to be one of the fundamental things holding LLMs back as they're currently constructed. If there can be a fix to address "catastrophic forgetting" that'll be a game changer improvement.
the lack of caps is largely a texting culture thing, or in my case, a unix admin thing.
For “brevity”, you are looking for “parsimony”.
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Top Comments (10)
AI last year: "There are 3 Rs in strawberry" AI this year: "I just solved math bro"
Can't imagine what all of these models will look like in 2-3 years from now...
The next S-Curve is quality of automated self-improvement.
Neuro plasticity is the next massive gain, when a model can learn and improve its own weights I think.
I'm not sure how excited we should be about this—last year, OpenAI introduced o3-preview, which almost "solved" competitive coding, but it didn't hold up as well with real-world coding tasks.
This isn't about math. It’s about who or what can think and how fast that power is evolving. “Many details hard. Fudge possible. Need handle cases. Done.”
Next S-curve might be energy-based transformers, look into that Wes :)
I don't know if it'll be the "next" S curve, but the lack of continuous learning has to be one of the fundamental things holding LLMs back as they're currently constructed. If there can be a fix to address "catastrophic forgetting" that'll be a game changer improvement.
the lack of caps is largely a texting culture thing, or in my case, a unix admin thing.
For “brevity”, you are looking for “parsimony”.