I can read originals too. And I did. And I think I liked Chekhov at some point in my life. But now seeing what people who grew up on this literature are up to, what their morals really sums up to leaves me no desire to ever touch it again
I just asked Fable 5 max to create a 2d game about caterpillar climbing a tree and eating fruits.
The game looks good - animations, 8-bit aesthetics, procedural tree branching, but the tree's branches are dead ends. You can't go back once you started climbing a branch.
Yes, LLM doesn't have a reliable way to test it's game yet. All the screenshots, and playwright tests will never be enough to test even a simple game.
But can we call a machine doing such mistakes a general intelligence? It has no embodied intelligence. No way to experience time the way we do. All it has is text. Yes, they can have images, sound too, but no big models (at least those we are supposed to use for coding) currently are native with video as far as I am concerned. And I am not sure that just video without embodied experience is enough to understand the world the way humans do.
Of course we can get incredible results from machines that have a very different experience of the world than we do. But is this a general intelligence? I guess "general" is supposed to mean being able to do everything any human can do (minus the skills requiring a body)?
Current Gemini Flash models can take video input. They're not hyper-specialized coders, but they're better than the competition on many tasks. They seem to be better with spacial reasoning, as well - they are the best choice for OpenSCAD, for example.
Poland, while not entirely corruption-free, has managed very well after the transition from Russian-dominated communism. For reasons I still do not understand, organized crime was rooted out in the 90s, and gambling restricted to almost nothingness (gambling is always tied to organized crime).
Not perfect, but doing pretty well, and the effects can be seen.
Former Yugoslavia. From what I hear from my parents' generation, you couldn't do anything or it would take a serious amount of time without bakshish, today it' pretty frowned upon, at least in the EU countries. Serbia and Bosnia are a different game...
Correct, scoped to western/euro-american museums as noted in the post, it’s just where I started. Open to expanding if there’s good open data to pull from.
