<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Gary Marcus highlights that scaling up compute size alone won't solve AI problems due to the lack of embodied intelligence.</li><li>Human intelligence benefits from being embodied and interacting with the world using senses, allowing for efficient learning and understanding.</li><li>Humans can generalize truths from a few instances, a feat beyond current AI capabilities.</li><li>The embodied nature of human intelligence makes it energy-efficient compared to AI systems.</li><li>Energy demands of AI may raise concerns in the context of climate emergency.</li><li>Apple researchers found limitations in cutting-edge AI models indicating a lack of reasoning capabilities.</li><li>Current AI models rely on brute force and logic routines rather than true reasoning abilities.</li><li>The term ANI (artificial narrow intelligence) better describes AI systems like ChatGPT, which excel at processing information but lack true reasoning.</li><li>Repetition and model training can improve AI responses, but it does not equate to reasoning.</li></ul>

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