OpenAI and Meta It is said to be preparing to release more advanced AI models that will be able to help solve problems and take on more complex tasks. Brad Lightcap, COO of OpenAI, told the Financial Times that the company’s next version of GPT will make progress in solving “difficult problems” such as reasoning.
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Meta executives also said the company's upcoming Llama3 model is on a similar development trajectory and is expected to be launched in the coming weeks. Joelle Pineau, Meta's vice president of AI research, said the company is working to figure out how to make the model communicate, reason, plan and have memory. Representatives from Meta and OpenAI did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
Giving AI models the ability to reason and plan is the key to achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI).AGI), both Meta and OpenAI claim their goal is to achieve AGI. This development could be worth trillions of dollars to the companies that achieve it. In February, former Meta executive and virtual reality pioneer John Carmack called artificial general intelligence (AGI) the "big golden ring" of AI and predicted it would become a trillion-dollar industry by the 2030s. While definitions of AGI may vary, the simplest definition is an artificial intelligence that can perform at or above human levels on a variety of tasks.
Some experts have raised safety concerns about developing technology that surpasses human intelligence. Prominent researchers, including AI godfathers Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton, have urged people to consider the risks of AI to humans. Elon Musk, a long-time AI skeptic, recently estimated that AI will surpass humans in two years. Musk said that the "total amount of sentient computing" - a concept that may refer to AI thinking and acting independently - will exceed all humans in five years.