Questions about ARC Prize | Eric Jang
ARC Prize is an intelligence benchmark intended to be hard for AI and easy for humans. With a grand prize of $1,000,000, it is currently the most popular contest on Kaggle. Most AI systems (e.g. GPT4) perform much worse than human children on the benchmark.
ARC Prize is an intelligence benchmark intended to be hard for AI and easy for humans. With a grand prize of $1,000,000, it is currently the most popular contest on Kaggle. Most AI systems (e.g. GPT4) perform much worse than human children on the benchmark. CLAIM: human-level intelligence can be solved by Deep Learning alone (e.g. training a decoder-only transformer with backpropagation and using autoregressive decoding for inference to directly predict outputs) A pluraity, if not majority of researchers believe CLAIM to be false. I believe François Chollet and Mike Knoop (ARC Prize hosts)…
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