| ▲ | specproc 20 hours ago | |
Thanks for clearing that up. > Do you agree that if physical LLMs are as good at replicating human behavior as text based LLMs are, they would be able to do a lot of the vast majority of what we already do in the real world? I don't think it's possible, let alone probable. You're confusing proof of concept clothes folding device with smartphone++ grade adoption of a general purpose robot. Bunch of assumptions there: First, that they're affordable. Second, that they'd be preferable/superior to humans for all tasks. Third, that capable ones aren't classified as weapons and restricted use, like drones. I like Blade Runner as much as the next nerd, but technology and society are not there, and won't be there in our lifetimes. I think it far more likely we're all dead as the result of a nuclear war or such. | ||