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Import AI 406: AI-driven software explosion; robot hands are still bad; better LLMs via pdb | Import AI

Researchers with Forethought, an AI research organization, think it’s likely that modern AI research will yield AI systems capable of building their successors. Forethought expects that at some point in the future it’ll be possible to build AI Systems for AI R&D Automation (ASARA).

Why this matters – LLMs are more powerful than we think, they just need the right tools: Systems like this are yet another example of the ‘capability overhang’ which surrounds us – you can make LLMs better merely by pairing them with the right tools and, these days, you don’t need to do any adaption of the LLMs for those tools beyond some basic prompting. Put another way: if you paused all AI progress today, systems would continue to advance in capability for a while solely through the creation of better tools.
Read more: debug-gym: A Text-Based Environment for Interactive Debugging (arXiv).
Get the software here: debug-gym (Microsoft site).

Import AI 406: AI-driven software explosion; robot hands are still bad; better LLMs via pdb

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