Rumors are flying about GPT-5’s immense capacity, the next-generation neural network from ChatGPT. GPT-4 saw impressive capabilities, and GPT-5 promises to be even more powerful than its predecessor.
This winter, OpenAI’s Generative Pre-trained Transformer will be released, taking the organization’s technology to greater heights.
Runway’s CEO Siqi Chen believes that GPT-5 could potentially attain Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)–thus establishing human-level ability in understanding and completing tasks. Even if there is a mere dispute regarding its achievement of AGI, GPT-5 will have reached it by definition.
The Turing test is a landmark feat to achieve, indicating that the future of AI research could pass the test. It is logical to suggest that this ambitious feat might be accomplished with current AI technology and research advancements.
We anticipate that this December, OpenAI’s GPT-5 will complete its training, with the expectation that it will reach Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and thus spark a vigorous debate as to whether this has been achieved. The conversation is likely to persist until March 27, 2023.
Understanding Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
To reach Artificial General Intelligence, ChatGPT is already highlighted by its intelligence on a Monday morning, yet it needs to fulfill some more criteria. As no one has reached AGI before, it’s difficult to determine the exact requirements.
ChatGPT must demonstrate an equivalent cognitive level to humans to qualify as an AGI. Currently, it is optimal when used with its pre-defined commands, but true artificial general intelligence should also consider its context and be able to take the initiative.
AI experts such as Yohei Nakajima from Untapped Venture Capital used an early AGI tool to demonstrate the capability of AGI-level AI. They gave it an objective to start and run a business, and its first task was determined to be figuring out what its first task should be.
No good search results were found when the AI searched the internet for ‘How to start a business,’ indicating that the results were too broad.
The AI decided to tackle the problem of ‘How to start a small business’ and so efficiently planned out the steps it needed to take, such as creating a business plan, devising a marketing strategy, etc. It then proceeded to delve further into each element, ultimately refining its solution.
Completed tasks get removed from the list, and new ones are added. The task list is continuously updated and prioritized according to the current needs.
As tasks are completed, they are removed, and new ones are added. Constantly updating and reorganizing, the task list reflects our current priorities.
Using AGI could help negate the ambiguity of programs like Bing and Google Bard – which, on paper, can seem like a sci-fi horror a la the Terminator. Despite its seemingly futuristic portrayal, this technology would allow for better-responding chatbots than what currently exists.
Exciting developments of AI offer the potential for a wide range of uses but with valid worries regarding potential bias and disinformation. Despite these concerns, there is still much to look forward to with such advances.
As AI chatbots evolve and become more advanced, it is crucial to consider the ethical implications and potential risks associated with their use. It is important to ensure that these technologies are developed and implemented responsibly, with clear guidelines and regulations to protect users’ privacy and prevent the misuse of personal data.
In conclusion, the potential of AI chatbots like ChatGPT is exciting and challenging, and it is up to us to navigate this new frontier with caution and responsibility.
Source: Tom’s Guide
