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I propose the creation of the DeTuring Award. It will be granted to people who are consistently trying (and failing) to deter society from using computer technology by scaring everyone with imaginary risks. As the Turing Award is the Nobel Prize of computing, the DeTuring Award

Thanks to Abhishek Gupta from Montreal AI Ethics Institute for featuring my research work about Generative AI in Writing Research Papers in Montreal AI Ethics Institute's research summaries institute. Check it out here: montrealethics.ai/generative-ai-…

People seem to be falling for two rather thoughtless extremes: 1. "LLMs are AGI, they work like the human brain, they can reason, etc." 2. "LLMs are dumb and useless." Reality is that LLMs are not AGI -- they're a big curve fit to a very large dataset. They work via

Thanks to Montreal AI Ethics Institute Montreal AI Ethics Institute for sharing the summary of our recent ICSA’24 paper on A Reference Architecture for Designing Foundation Model based Agents montrealethics.ai/responsible-ge… Paper preprint on arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2311.13148 Abhishek Gupta

A panel of experts weighs in on whether responsible AI programs effectively govern generative AI solutions such as ChatGPT. By Elizabeth M. Renieris, David Kiron, Steven Mills & Abhishek Gupta; via MIT Sloan Management Review #ManagingTechnology #Management cstu.io/0070bb

The Montreal AI Ethics Institute Montreal AI Ethics Institute has published a concise summary of our paper on *bridging systems* — algorithmic systems (incl. recommenders) that help build mutual understanding and trust across divides. montrealethics.ai/bridging-syste… (Thanks Abhishek Gupta!)

Programming is thinking + syntax. Maybe 90% thinking and 10% syntax. While you can automate away syntax, you can only ever outsource thinking to someone/something that can think. Attempts to outsource thinking to a syntax generator do not end well.

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Questions at academic conferences:

I am starting a new company:

We'll have AGI long before we figure out how the brain works. The brain is just very, very complicated. In fact, developing AGI is likely a prerequisite in order to make progress on understanding the brain.

til you can announce something when it’s available for people to use immediately, rather than months before release

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The main benefit of having extensive programming experience isn't the ability to write software (which is a bit of a commodity -- you could hire someone to do it), it's how it changes the way you think.

To be clear, I've never claimed that solving ARC was equivalent to solving AGI. The first ARC solver is not going to be an AGI (I already stated this all the way back in 2019). The claim is simply that: 1. Until we solve ARC, we don't have AGI, since the AIs we have cannot

You're a billionaire. A realisation after a health scare.

so many books, so little time.