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Gary Marcus
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Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
“In the aftermath of GPT-5’s launch … the views of critics like Marcus seem increasingly moderate.” —@newyorker
เข้าร่วม Aralık 2010
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maybe his credibility comes from his creating and selling a machine learning startup to Uber, or his senate testimony, or his six books, or the work where he anticipated the hallucinations and the problems of distribution shifts decades ago? It’s not that hard to research and I have seen multiple times people filling out Marcus apology forms and seems like you just might be doing that if pause gets green-lit. (Just my opinion as an independent wall st analyst) @kevinroose
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Calling for a 6-month pause on AI journalism until we can realize that @kevinroose is not a credible journalist.
An independent survey showed that 90%+ of my technical predictions are correct. How is that not credible?
Calling on journalists to dismiss me is completely unprofessional.

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@unusual_whales @vidadelunicorn Yes, but it does appear to be enabling at least partial replacement of entry level workers. Those in their early 20s are looking at a jobs market that looks like the Great Recession. Employers are looking to use AI before hiring.

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and see the essay that anticipated the chaos:
open.substack.com/pub/garymarcus…
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Scoop below. Get used to this kind of story.
And get used to have your personal data compromised.
Amazon last week; Meta this week. Not even the biggest companies can really handle the consequences of AI agents.
Jyoti Mann@jyoti_mann1
🚨Scoop: A rogue AI agent recently triggered a major security alert at Meta, by taking action without approval that led to the exposure of sensitive company and user data to Meta employees who didn't have authorization to access the data.
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@GaryMarcus I still think your laughing emoji reply will age like milk. Because my opinion is still the same as my initial reply.
For the record I agree with you that scaling alone isn't going to solve it. It will be scaling, context engineering, RL, and human creativity.
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@chubes4 then maybe you wanna retract your spoiled milk comment. but whatever.
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@GaryMarcus I'm not in the business of making tech predictions, I stated my opinion.
I think we can create something very close to AGI right now by combining the methods I described.
I don't need you to agree with me. I also don't really appreciate the condescending tone. But whatever.
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@GaryMarcus But they're not just scaling anymore, right? Aren't they now improving the tooling layer and making this system more and more "Neurosymbolic" by strengthening the deterministic components of their Harness+LLM Agent Hybrids?
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Not so, not at all. The most expensive experiment in history is *not* the Metaverse.
It is trying to derive AGI from scaling.
Far more expensive.
So far the results are not promising.
Chubby♨️@kimmonismus
The most expensive experiment in history: Meta spent $80 billion on the Metaverse. It will be shut down for good in June. $80,000,000,000 just gone.
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@chubes4 my tech predictions over the last year have (per an independent survey) been 90% correct. how about yours?
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@GaryMarcus AGI is going to be solved with context engineering and reinforcement learning.
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@chatgpt21 now plot losses, which have grown even faster
but anyway that is $, not AGI, of which there is nothing to plot, because there is none. (just benchmarks, which often appear to be gamed).
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