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Sam Altman suggests limits on how smart a single AI model can getMachine translation

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Sam Altman said the world may need to agree on limits to how smart individual AI models can become, at least for a while. He said such a decision would slow progress, rather than any inability of AI to do useful research.

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Sam Altman calls tokens “a kind of fake unit”: you can count them, but a token count does not tell a business what it got for the money. The one defense of tokens is information-theoretic: models still stream noise along with signal, and once that waste is removed, token counts approach Shannon’s floor, the minimum needed to carry the actual information. ---- Full video on "Cheeky Pint" YouTube channel, (link in comment)
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Sam Altman says the world may need to cap how smart a single AI model is allowed to get > "I kind of think that, at least for a while, maybe for a long while, we are going to have to agree to some limits about how smart we let these single models get. But, a lack of progress will come from that decision. Not from the AI's inability to do good research." ---- Full video on "Cheeky Pint" YouTube channel, (link in comment)
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