Ask HN: How long until AI shows general intelligence without failures?
Judging by the human programmed biases inherently designed into AI,. Maybe never.<p>Humans can&#x27;t agree on very basic facts, ergo, humans will never agree with AI. Just like factchecking is weaponized, AI is weaponized to disregard the truth.<p>The internet is BARELY a coherent reflection of humanity as is, with all kinds of input biases to the datasets, including political and social.<p>ChatGPT now means the internet has crossed the Rubicon, and will reflect humans and life and reality less and less and less as the feedback loops intensify and the datasets increasingly become infected with AI data parsed from flawed human data sets.<p>I&#x27;m just not sure any general intelligence AI can be created when it simply doesn&#x27;t stand a chance of having a neutral dataset to train on.<p>Pre AI Internet is best. But even this is a falsehood. The pre-AI Internet has relics of censorship, state sponsored propoganda, and is skewed toward young people who are inherently not not world wise or intelligent.<p>General purpose AI promises to be better than us, but if we can&#x27;t program it with honest datasets, it will always reflect our flaws.<p>And I don&#x27;t believe there is such a thing as an objective dataset.