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1. mminer237 · 1790599691 · focus · HN ↗

   It's just marketing. They want people to believe they're selling super intelligence that is powerful enough to destroy the world of it fell into the wrong hands. It's much more effective than saying that you have a slightly more effective slop generator which obviously has no actual intelligence.

   1. frabcus · 1790602455 · focus · HN ↗

      Even the models we have access to can do basic coding tasks really well, in a way they couldn't a year ago.

      I don't really care what you call "intelligence" - what matters is capability, and the consequences of that capability.

      They're not selling the superintelligence yet - the models in the Hacking Face incident and that solved the Millennium prize are not released yet. And that is by no means the final capability level the current process looks like it will get to.

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