GPT-4 could pass bar exam, AI researchers say
AI seems to be the next financial buzzword, after crypto, gig economy, CDO, dotcom, and so on.<p>I have seen a video a few days ago saying we are coming out of data era and entering the &#x27;Knowledge Era&#x27; thank to AI where knowledge is following a logarythmic path. A &#x27;revolution&#x27;, a &#x27;paradigm shift&#x27;, and other bubblebabble.<p>Who was telling that ? A 30 years old startup CEO wearing... a t-shirt and a jeans... You see the pattern.<p>I&#x27;m not an AI specialist, but for what I know, current AI are nothing more than fine tuned statistic algorythm.<p>Here a is a short french video with english subtitles from arte, the german-french public cultural television, about a painting coming from Midjourney :
<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.arte.tv&#x2F;en&#x2F;videos&#x2F;110342-003-A&#x2F;the-world-in-images&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.arte.tv&#x2F;en&#x2F;videos&#x2F;110342-003-A&#x2F;the-world-in-imag...</a><p>The video explain very well what AI are able to do (and consequently what they can&#x27;t do) if you listen (read) carefully what the art historian say about the painting, which received the first price of 2022 collorado art festival.<p>In short, the painting is nothing new by itself but a patchwork of elements from different period of art history. In other word a statistic average of previous painting, photography, drawing, etc... based on the artist prompts in midjourney.<p>Not to say the painting is aweful, I personnaly find it&#x27;s beautiful and could happily put it in my living room, but it definitively shows how current AI works, commented by an historian art specialist which has no ball in AI game.