Nathan Lambert says current AI models fall short outside coding and ML work
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Nathan Lambert, a machine learning researcher, says on X that current AI models are unreliable for tasks outside coding and ML, such as making slides, producing coherent plans, and designing longer content.
He says this experience makes artificial general intelligence (AGI) seem further away to him. The post is his personal assessment, and it does not cite benchmarks or other evidence.
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Nathan Lambert@natolambertXLambert says current models still fall short outside coding and ML tasksAINathan Lambert says he finds current AI models unreliable for non-coding, non-ML work such as making slides, coherent plans, and longer content design. He says this experience makes AGI seem further off.
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