I don't know about what goalposts you are referring to, but I think that you are confusing two notions:
- the fact that GPT is impressive
- the question of whether GPT is "intelligent"
For a counterpoint, I recommend listening to Yann LeCun's interview, "Is ChatGPT A Step Toward Human-Level AI?":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULbpPHjiSBg
> and pass the Turing test
It's news to me that AI has passed the Turing test. At this point, it can only be the case if you are doing it in bad faith. Ray Kurzweil details a very reasonable procedure in his books about how the Turing test should be organized in one of his books. He has been betting all along for 2029 for that test to pass. We'll see if that happens, but we are not there yet.
I don't know about what goalposts you are referring to, but I think that you are confusing two notions:
- the fact that GPT is impressive
- the question of whether GPT is "intelligent"
For a counterpoint, I recommend listening to Yann LeCun's interview, "Is ChatGPT A Step Toward Human-Level AI?":
> and pass the Turing testIt's news to me that AI has passed the Turing test. At this point, it can only be the case if you are doing it in bad faith. Ray Kurzweil details a very reasonable procedure in his books about how the Turing test should be organized in one of his books. He has been betting all along for 2029 for that test to pass. We'll see if that happens, but we are not there yet.