> Once they have context, robots will need to reason, plan, and exercise judgement and common sense. LLM-based systems like ChatGPT and Claude are making great strides in these areas
But why would I want to make AI more powerful - and disruptive - than it already is? I don't see this as a benefit but as a disadvantage. Let's also not forget that e. g. Google deliberately ruined its search engine. Now if you search something, by default, you get AI slop results that are often not truthful or only partially truthful. This is a private web. Google wants to control information.
> Once they have context, robots will need to reason, plan, and exercise judgement and common sense. LLM-based systems like ChatGPT and Claude are making great strides in these areas
But why would I want to make AI more powerful - and disruptive - than it already is? I don't see this as a benefit but as a disadvantage. Let's also not forget that e. g. Google deliberately ruined its search engine. Now if you search something, by default, you get AI slop results that are often not truthful or only partially truthful. This is a private web. Google wants to control information.