Monday, February 16

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Sam Altman tacitly admits AGI isnt coming
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Sam Altman tacitly admits AGI isnt coming

Sam Altman recently stated that OpenAI is no longer constrained by compute but now faces a much steeper challenge: improving data efficiency by a factor of 100,000. This marks a quiet admission that simply scaling up compute is no longer the path to AGI. Despite massive investments in data centers, more hardware won’t solve the core problem — today’s models are remarkably inefficient learners. We've essentially run out of high-quality, human-generated data, and attempts to substitute it with synthetic data have hit diminishing returns. These models can’t meaningfully improve by training on reflections of themselves. The brute-force era of AI may be drawing to a close, not because we lack power, but because we lack truly novel and effective ways to teach machines to think. This shift in und...
My Writings Show As 99% AI Even Though I Didn’t use AI
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My Writings Show As 99% AI Even Though I Didn’t use AI

Hello everyone, After the release of ChatGPT, I’ve been using AI as a tool to review my essays for grammar and spelling mistakes. This helped me finish my thesis in three months, as I didn't needed to go over my paper numerous times before submitting my research. Even though I wrote the entire paper on my own, most AI detectors detected my writing as 99% AI. Frankly, I didn’t think much of it since I did use AI to find writing errors and forgot about it. Recently, I started writing a novel. And when I shared my work to a friend, they asked if I had used ChatGPT because they really liked my writing. I told them no, but we copy-pasted a page into undetectable.ai to see what it would say. Apparently, my page came back as 99% AI. How is this possible? submitted by /u/Ok-Memory2809 [li...
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