Peter Norvig

So they'll surprise you in both ways.

So they'll surprise you in both ways.

give you an amazingly good answer one time and then the next time they'll give you an amazingly bad answer.

give you an amazingly good answer one time and then the next time they'll give you an amazingly bad answer.

So they're not reliable yet at being general.

So they're not reliable yet at being general.

And then we have incredible tools that are narrow.

And then we have incredible tools that are narrow.

And so we're kind of looking at this frontier of how can we make things both more perform better and more general.

And so we're kind of looking at this frontier of how can we make things both more perform better and more general.

And so I think, you know,

And so I think, you know,

We'll get to the point where we'll say, here's an AI, and it can make a chess move, and it can also operate in the world.

We'll get to the point where we'll say, here's an AI, and it can make a chess move, and it can also operate in the world.

But right now, we separate those two things out.

But right now, we separate those two things out.

We say we're going to have the chess program that only plays chess, and then we're going to have the large language models.

We say we're going to have the chess program that only plays chess, and then we're going to have the large language models.

And it won't be as good at chess, but it will be good at some aspects of figuring out what to do in unusual situations.

And it won't be as good at chess, but it will be good at some aspects of figuring out what to do in unusual situations.