AI is 'not smart' so what's next in artificial intelligence?
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BBC — LLMs like ChatGPT are extremely good at some things like coding, mathematical problems and generating text, LeCun says.
But he argues that these are well defined and predictable problems.
"They [LLMs] basically just accumulate knowledge... They can regurgitate something, you train them to regurgitate, but they're not particularly smart. They don't have an underlying understanding," he says.
In the real world there is a bewildering array of outcomes to any action, which requires a more flexible type of artificial intelligence.
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