← Back to context Comment by Sharlin 4 hours ago So, "really good" is the boundary now, whatever it means. 3 comments Sharlin Reply mirekrusin 3 hours ago What's your definition of competence boundary for human coworker? Sharlin 3 hours ago I'm not in the business of defining AGI, but "really good" obviously isn't that. mirekrusin 13 minutes ago You're not answering the question.When somebody says that colleague is "really good", it's a good judgement signal for me.
mirekrusin 3 hours ago What's your definition of competence boundary for human coworker? Sharlin 3 hours ago I'm not in the business of defining AGI, but "really good" obviously isn't that. mirekrusin 13 minutes ago You're not answering the question.When somebody says that colleague is "really good", it's a good judgement signal for me.
Sharlin 3 hours ago I'm not in the business of defining AGI, but "really good" obviously isn't that. mirekrusin 13 minutes ago You're not answering the question.When somebody says that colleague is "really good", it's a good judgement signal for me.
mirekrusin 13 minutes ago You're not answering the question.When somebody says that colleague is "really good", it's a good judgement signal for me.
What's your definition of competence boundary for human coworker?
I'm not in the business of defining AGI, but "really good" obviously isn't that.
You're not answering the question.
When somebody says that colleague is "really good", it's a good judgement signal for me.