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    Valerio Capraro Questions Hinton's AI Takeover Claims

    Associate professor posts about Hinton's reported statements on LLMs.

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    Valerio Capraro, an associate professor at Uni Milan-Bicocca, posted on X that Geoffrey Hinton said large language models are more intelligent than commonly believed. Capraro wrote that the models are faking their intelligence and preparing to take over. He described the situation as sad and compared Hinton to Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier, who Capraro said ended his career believing in conspiracy theories. The post includes a photograph of Hinton, an elderly man with short gray hair and black-rimmed glasses wearing a light blue shirt.

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    @ValerioCapraroHinton said that LLMs are actually much more intelligent than we think. That they are faking their intelligence. That they are preparing to take over. It’s so sad. It’s so sad to see Hinton ending his career in this way. Like Montagnier, the Nobel’s laureate in medicine, who ended his career believing in conspiracy theories about vaccines No, LLMs are not preparing to take over. They don’t want anything. They don’t have internal motivations. They are not autonomous agents. They do what we tell them to do.