Meta’s AI boss says current AI lacks ‘intelligent behavior’ — Report
Meta’s chief AI scientist, Yann LeCun, has reportedly said “world-based models” would be a better approach to AI, as these would be trained on real-life scenarios.
Current artificial intelligence models lack the major traits of human intelligence, Meta’s AI chief has reportedly said, claiming that the firm’s latest model will solve this issue.
Business Insider reported on May 26 that at the AI Action Summit in Paris earlier this year, Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun said that “there are four essential characteristics of intelligent behavior that every animal, or relatively smart animal, can do, and certainly humans.”
“Understanding the physical world, having persistent memory, being able to reason and being able to plan complex actions, particularly planning hierarchically,” LeCun said.
