Training AI models with synthetic data that simulate human-like reasoning can fill the 'thought process' gap in achieving AGI advancements.
Current Artificial Intelligence models lack structured and conscious reasoning, which is rooted in their training models that mostly consist of diverse and unstructured data from the internet.
Synthetic data has emerged as a promising solution, as it creates iterative and recursive improvements to simulate structured thought.
Other leaders in AI industry such as Anthropic and Hugging Face are also exploring the potential of synthetic data.
Anthropic is generating 'infinite' training data to bypass the limitations of real-world data while scaling AI models effectively.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman predicts recursive improvements driven by synthetic data could accelerate the AGI timeline to three to five years.
Recursive improvements are grounded on training models on synthetic data to mimic human-like thought processes, which lets AI systems exhibit intelligence that can rival human cognition.
Predictive models would evolve iteratively, contributing to the improvement of the next model.
An AGI that generates outputs so profound that it surpasses human capabilities could emerge.
Synthetic data aims to cultivate novelty and creativity, and the datasets might bridge the gap between current AI limitations and desired AGI capabilities.