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by ben_w
2556 days ago
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> Unfortunately people have taken the wrong idea from the Turing Test and decided to attack the "faking human communication" thing directly. Which is fun! But anyone who in 2019 thinks that better chatbots will eventually develop general AI are delusional. Absolutely. It’s Goodhart's law in action, targeting the behaviour that wins the prize money rather than the intelligence that the test was about. That said, I don’t think the targeting was very good last time I looked (a few years ago now), as the chatbots mostly didn’t have any long-term memory and would have conversations along the lines of “Where do you live?” “Paris” “What city do you live in?” “Newark” “What country do you live in?” “The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”. If we build something intelligent, it should pass the Turing test, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that something which passes the Turing test is intelligent. |
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