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New ChatGPT test success doesn’t mean AI is now as smart as humans
- A recent preprint study by two researchers at the University of California San Diego tested four large language models (LLMs), with OpenAI’s GPT-4.5 deemed indistinguishable from a human over 70% of the time.
- The validity of the Turing test as the ultimate indicator of machine intelligence is questioned due to its contentious history and effectiveness in measuring machine intelligence.
- The study by Cameron Jones and Benjamin Bergen involved tests on 4 LLMs: ELIZA, GPT-4o, LLaMa-3.1-405B, and GPT-4.5.
- Participants interacted with two witnesses simultaneously (a human and an LLM) in eight rounds of conversation to determine which one was human and which was an AI chatbot.
- GPT-4.5 was judged to be human 73% of the time, while LLaMa-3.1-405B was considered human 56% of the time.
- The Turing test, introduced by Alan Turing in a 1948 paper, aims to determine if a machine can exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to a human through an imitation game.
- The Turing test is challenged due to objections related to behavior vs. thinking, the concept that brains are not comparable to machines, the internal operations of computers, and the limited scope of testing behavior.
- The Turing test is seen as a measure of substitutability rather than a true indicator of human intelligence, emphasizing the imitation of human intelligence.
- While GPT-4.5 passed the Turing test in the study, it is important to note that passing the test does not necessarily equate to being as intelligent as humans.
- The study's conditions, such as the short testing window and the impact of personas adopted by the LLMs, raise questions about the test's accuracy in assessing intelligence.
- In conclusion, while GPT-4.5 may mimic human intelligence to some extent, it is not considered as intelligent as humans based on the limitations and nuances of the study.
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Ram still wants to take on Ford Ranger, Toyota HiLux in Australia
- Ram Trucks Australia is eager to introduce a smaller mid-size pickup, possibly named Ram 'Dakota', to the Australian market, recognizing the demand for such vehicles.
- The potential mid-size pickup has been teased for several years, with discussions on production and international availability, including right-hand drive for Australia.
- Rumors suggest the new Ram pickup could deviate from traditional ladder-frame construction, opting for monocoque underpinnings for models like the Ford Maverick.
- Ram's previous Dakota model production ceased in 2011, but plans for a global mid-size pickup have been in the works, with possible powertrain options and design cues from the Rampage model.
- Stellantis is considering various platforms for the upcoming Ram mid-size pickup, including the STLA Large architecture supporting combustion, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
- The production of the new Ram ute is anticipated to commence at the Belvidere factory in Illinois around 2027, following deliberations with the United Auto Workers union.
- Mid-size utes are gaining popularity in both Australia and North America, with the Toyota Tacoma leading the segment, while Ram plans to enter this market segment.
- Ram's global CEO emphasizes the importance of introducing a mid-size truck to cater to changing market demands, especially after discontinuing the Ram 1500 Classic.
- Stellantis also markets the Ram 1200 based on the Changan F70 model in various regions, part of their strategy to offer diverse pickup options worldwide.
- The platform choice for the new Ram mid-size pickup remains a key decision, with possibilities ranging from STLA Medium to STLA Frame platforms supporting different powertrain options.
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Digitaltrends
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Sam’s Club Summer Tech Sale: grab these 6 must-have deals before they’re gone
- Sam's Club is offering a limited-time offer on tech products for the summer.
- Warehouse stores like Sam's Club offer quality electronics at member-only prices.
- Sam's Club provides exclusive prices, extended warranties, and premium electronics.
- The top 6 tech deals include a multitasking robot vacuum, a cordless floor washer, and gaming chairs and desks.
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Hackaday
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Using Integer Addition to Approximate Float Multiplication
- Approximating floating point multiplication with integer addition can be a good enough alternative.
- The method involves adding the floating point inputs as integer values and adjusting the exponent.
- There are concerns regarding under- and overflow as well as specific floating point inputs.
- The integer approach has around 7.5% accuracy and may be more efficient in some cases, but the benefits for vector processors like GPUs are uncertain.
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Siliconera
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Square Enix Explains How NieR Connects to NieR Automata
- Square Enix published an article explaining the connections between NieR Replicant and NieR Automata.
- Playing NieR Replicant will give a better understanding of the world and returning characters in NieR Automata.
- The games also connect to Yoko Taro’s other series, Drakengard, through shared characters and events.
- NieR Replicant is available on PS4, Xbox One, and Windows PC, while NieR Automata is available on multiple platforms.
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Digitaltrends
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3 underrated Netflix shows you should watch this weekend (April 11-13)
- The Midnight Club (2022): The Midnight Club is a underseen and underrated horror series created by Mike Flanagan for Netflix. It revolves around eight terminally ill teenagers who gather together at midnight to tell scary stories.
- Terminator Zero (2024): Terminator Zero is an anime series set in the Terminator universe. It follows a computer programmer in 1997 who is being chased by a robot assassin and is helped by a man from the future.
- Ripley (2024): Ripley is a series adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley. It stars Andrew Scott and follows the story of Ripley as he tracks down the wealthy man's heir.
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Medium
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10 Free Newsletters That Make You Smarter Every Week (Seriously)
- Newsletters offer a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration, and this article presents 10 free newsletters worth subscribing to.
- These newsletters cover various topics such as tech, business, self-growth, and the creator economy.
- Each newsletter provides valuable insights, trends, actionable tips, and curated lists of online business tools.
- Subscribing to these newsletters can help individuals stay informed, inspired, and become part of a community of like-minded individuals.
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TronWeekly
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Chainlink (LINK) Up 7.84%: Key Indicators Signal Potential Bullish Breakout
- Chainlink (LINK) is showing bullish momentum, supported by an ascending trendline and higher highs.
- Collaboration with major banks suggests a serious move toward tokenized financial systems.
- DTCC partnership may accelerate blockchain adoption in global finance.
- Chainlink's role in DTCC partnership could make it the key infrastructure layer for future blockchain adoption.
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Medium
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Why Most AIs Are So Dumb
- Most Large Language Models (LLMs) are considered dumb, with IQs lower than expected.
- According to tracking data from TrackingAI.org, Gemini Pro 2.5, ChatGPT o1, and Claude Sonnet 3.7 are the most advanced models.
- Google's Bard model was considered extremely poor, and it has been replaced by Gemini Pro 2.5.
- The author prefers working with high IQ models like Gemini Pro 2.5, Claude Sonnet 3.7, and DeepSeek-R1.
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Oppo K13 specs leak
- Oppo is working on a new mid-range smartphone, the K13, which will be launched in India first.
- Rumored specs of the Oppo K13 include a 6.67-inch FHD+ flat OLED screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate.
- The phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset and feature a 50 MP main rear camera, a 2 MP decorative camera, and a 16 MP selfie snapper.
- Other features include a 7,000 mAh or 7,100 mAh battery, 80W fast wired charging, an in-display fingerprint scanner, an IR blaster, and dual stereo speakers.
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