OpenAI has come up with a set of five levels to track its progress towards building AI capable of outperforming humans.
up with a set of five levels to track its progress towards building artificial intelligence software capable of outperforming humans, the start-up’s latest effort to help people better understand its thinking about safety and the future of AI.
The tiers, which OpenAI plans to share with investors and others outside the company, range from the kind of AI available today that can interact in conversational language with people to AI that can do the work of an organisation . OpenAI executives told employees that the company believes it is currently on the first level, according to the spokesman, but on the cusp of reaching the second, which it calls “Reasoners”. This refers to systems that can do basic problem-solving tasks as well as a human with a doctorate-level education who doesn’t have access to any tools.
Reached for comment about the demonstration, the spokesman said OpenAI is always testing new capabilities internally, a common practice in the industry.OpenAI has said for years that it’s working to build what’s often referred to as artificial general intelligence, or AGI — essentially, computers that can do a better job on most tasks than people. Such systems do not currently exist.
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