OpenAI pauses some reinforcement-learning training while Elon Musk's predicted 100x AI performance gain appears to have happened. Unitree's humanoid robot hit 12.66 m/s, breaking human speed records, raising questions about safety and control as AI capabilities accelerate.
OpenAI announced it is voluntarily pausing some of the frontier reinforcement learning training that it's doing. What have they paused, and is it really significant? And do you think the other frontier labs are going to do the same thing?
They're so powerful, even we can't trust them, so we have to throttle back. It's marketing.
Elon Musk's January 6th Moonshots podcast prediction of 100x gains was at the edge of plausibility when he made it. Now it's simply a fact.
Imagine I gave you 10,000 employees tonight. Oh my God, if I had that, I do something amazing. Okay, what? Start thinking about it because it's coming imminently, and it's actually not an easy problem to figure out how to turn it toward creating good.
Unitree's newest humanoid robot broke every human standing jump and speed record. A top speed of 12.66 meters per second, beating the human record set by Usain Bolt.
You don't want to have superhuman robots on the street because you'll have accidents, you'll have issues just like cars. I think that these types of robots will be banned.