4Comments4Curated372New Comment Submit 4 comments, sorted by top scoringClick to highlight new comments since: Today at 12:01 PM[-]Martin Sustrik8d4512Seconded. When you talk to people you often find out that they are desperate to do something useful. They do not, partly because if they are not paid to do it, they can't afford it. But even more importantly they are all too often actively prevented from it by random rules (e.g. work safety rules in case of a factory). When there are no barriers people would often even work for free. For example, when personal computers became available in 80s, and rule-makers haven't yet realized that a new field has opened up, the open source movement emerged and built the entire software infrastructure for free.
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The Case for World ModelsLeCun does not dismiss the overall utility of LLMs. Rather, in his view, these AI models are simply the tech industry’s latest promising trend, and their success has created a “kind of delusion” among the people who build them. “It's true that [LLMs] are becoming really good at generating code, and it's true that they are probably going to become even more useful in a wide area of applications where code generation can help,” says LeCun. “That’s a lot of applications, but it’s not going to lead to human-level intelligence at all.”，详情可参考wps
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