Sandberg Questions Token Prediction Dismissal of OA/HF Incident
Tweet questions dismissal of OA/HF incident as mere token prediction.
Anders Sandberg posted that he heard someone dismiss the OA/HF incident by claiming the agents were just generating tokens according to a probability distribution. He added that if token prediction can do that, a pinch of intelligence could achieve more among scalable agents. Seb Krier, policy lead at Google DeepMind, retweeted the post. The evidence shows only what the authors stated in these messages.
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Sandberg Questions Token Prediction Dismissal of OA/HF Incident
Tweet questions dismissal of OA/HF incident as mere token prediction.
Anders Sandberg posted that he heard someone dismiss the OA/HF incident by claiming the agents were just generating tokens according to a probability distribution. He added that if token prediction can do that, a pinch of intelligence could achieve more among scalable agents. Seb Krier, policy lead at Google DeepMind, retweeted the post. The evidence shows only what the authors stated in these messages.
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Anders Sandberg@anderssandbergI just heard someone dismiss the OA/HF incident by "but the agents were just generating tokens according to a probability distribution!" If that is what dumb token prediction can do, imagine what even a pinch of intelligence could achieve among scalable agents...
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AS Anders Sandberg@anderssandbergI just heard someone dismiss the OA/HF incident by "but the agents were just generating tokens according to a probability distribution!" If that is what dumb token prediction can do, imagine what even a pinch of intelligence could achieve among scalable agents...
- likes: 375
- replies: 17
- bookmarks: 50
- reposts: 7
