Gary Marcus
An American cognitive scientist and psychologist, and professor at New York University. He is known for sustained critical analysis of the limitations of deep learning and of overstated claims in the AI field. He has authored multiple books on artificial intelligence and cognitive science.
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Cognitive scientist Gary Marcus and philosopher John Searle have long pointed out that using vocabulary exclusive to humans to describe models unconsciously presupposes that models have the internal basis for these capabilities.
NYU professor Gary Marcus believes that the current path based on large language models has fundamental limitations and cannot lead to true AGI.
NYU cognitive scientist Gary Marcus has pointed out that the current path based on Scaling Law may have a fundamental ceiling.
NYU's Gary Marcus believes that the emergent capabilities of large language models may reflect threshold effects in evaluation metrics more than a qualitative change in the models' cognitive abilities.
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Cognitive scientist Gary Marcus and philosopher John Searle have long pointed out that using vocabulary exclusive to humans to describe models unconsciously presupposes that models have the internal basis for these capabilities.
50%UnverifiedNYU professor Gary Marcus believes that the current path based on large language models has fundamental limitations and cannot lead to true AGI.
50%UnverifiedNYU cognitive scientist Gary Marcus has pointed out that the current path based on Scaling Law may have a fundamental ceiling.
50%UnverifiedNYU's Gary Marcus believes that the emergent capabilities of large language models may reflect threshold effects in evaluation metrics more than a qualitative change in the models' cognitive abilities.
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