OpenAI announced this week that they are less than a decade away from a Sam Altman that can convincingly pass as human 60% of the time.

[david_chisnall@infosec.exchange]

OpenAI announced this week that they are less than a decade away from a Sam Altman that can convincingly pass as human 60% of the time.

[amy@spookygirl.boo]

@david_chisnall so, an improvement from the current one?

[david_chisnall@infosec.exchange]

@amy Well, that’s the claim. I can’t really see a path to a Sam Altman that can pass as human more than 20% of the time. The current techniques used to implement Sam Altman appear to be severely limited and throwing more money at the problem is, if anything, making it worse.

[leeg@fosstodon.org]

@david_chisnall Artificial General Zuck is still considered unsolvable.

[catsalad@infosec.exchange]

@david_chisnall Also know as Project Get Sam Altman To Stop Licking Every Keyboard He Sees

[nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social]

@david_chisnall Pfft. Not a chance.

[eka_foof_a@spacey.space]

@david_chisnall
It's been a huge job lowering the bar.

[eka_foof_a@spacey.space]

@david_chisnall @amy
AI costs a lot in electricity.

[magitweeter@mastodon.social]

@david_chisnall And all they have to do is let go of the Alt key

[colesstreetpothole@weatherishappening.network]

@catsalad @david_chisnall (Note: Sam Altman 6.0 may still occasionally eat doll hair.)

[tante@tldr.nettime.org]

@david_chisnall they are always promising these things but they never deliver

[verbgarden@ohai.social]

@david_chisnall They're well ahead of Meta in the race to develop a convincingly human CEO.