I'm pretty sure that if you put a few LLMs, agents, or anything into a room together without outside access, and get them to learn off of each other, you'll end up with gibberish, nonsensical garbage and definitely nothing magical will happen. Delirium, oblivion, dementia and so on...

Coherence is a given... What we lose over decades is alignment.

If it does that, you should hope it can also stand in bread lines for you too.

Unfortunately that will never happen because the people who stand to benefit most from AI already have cost-efficient (see grossly underpaid) humans to do this for them.

They need AI to replace the expensive not cost-effective humans.

> I wish AI could do my chores. Laundry, folding clothes, dishes, cleaning... That would be nice.

Sorry, AI only does the fun stuff.

Off to the silica sand mines with you and the rest of the meat bags to keep the AI well fed.

Washing machines, dish washers, power washers, etc exist.

one day soon, right?

literally the only thing i want out of ai ^^^^

that said, it is fun generating code with them

this will of course happen in a few years...

Nowadays training relies heavily on reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards (RLVR), which assesses a model's output according to objective automated checks, not subjective human judgments.

Human knowledge races up to the frontier through formal education and then nudges past the frontier a little bit at a time and AI will train on AI outputs that do the same. But, it will do it 1000x faster than humans because that's just how they work.

what a dumb thing to keep repeating at this point

Just ignoring all the recently solved math problems human, huh?

I don't think there's any particularly good evidence of this other than blind optimism.

that's not how it works. you get better tech for the same or more work and you can work longer before you die.

if you are no longer needed, you won't be allowed to live.

makes me chuckle every time folks think humans who get to power are nice.

Housing and healthcare are going to get cheaper??

> I think what you are missing is that it will dramatically lower the cost of living so that everyone’s standard of living increases. It’s not about jobs

This is flat out wrong. The problem is excessive taxation and government spending beyond its means that lowers everyone's standard of living.