Gary Marcus

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12/24/2024, 5:39:16 PM
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Peter Voss
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@GaryMarcus AGIs will be excellent tool users. LLMs will be one of their tools.
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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Aside from details around ARC & other benchmarks, o3 won’t turn out to be reliable across domains, and it will in hindsight seem wildly inefficient.

MUCH better technology will emerge, after the LLM hype subsides. (LLMs may still exist, but will be just one tool in a larger…
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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Mark my words: when AGI does actually come, perhaps 10 or 20 years from now, people will laugh at the idea that o3 was close to AGI.
Mikel Bober-Irizar
@mikb0b
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You've seen some of the puzzles o3 failed, but have you seen the attempts?

Yesterday, @OpenAI's o3 dramatically beat the SOTA at @arcprize. But there were 34 tasks that even it couldn't solve with 16 hours of thinking.

I've compiled and analyzed all of o3's mistakes below 🧵

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