Will Machines Think?
summary
Describes a search-engine chatbot, YouChat, that combines large language models with live web indexing and citations so answers are recent; models of around 175 billion parameters generate text, code and even call a Python interpreter to fix arithmetic failures. Claims practical fixes for common hallucinations, argues the system can compete with Google by replacing search links, and cites wet‑lab work where sampled sequences produced 40 novel proteins that folded and functioned.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22How did your colleagues react at the time
- 3:45Why do you need to know
- 7:43Googles Innovation Dilemma
- 9:37The Soccer Test
- 11:03How can we fix this
- 12:48Will Machines Think
- 13:50Artificial General Intelligence
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