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Has GPT-4 really passed the startling threshold of human-level artificial intelligence? Well, it depends

  • Written by: George Siemens, Co-Director, Professor, Centre for Change and Complexity in Learning, University of South Australia
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Recent public interest in tools like ChatGPT has raised an old question in the artificial intelligence community: is artificial general intelligence (in this case, AI that performs at human level) achievable?

An online preprint this week has added to the hype, suggesting the latest advanced large language model, GPT-4, is at...

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