> This is an issue of tooling, not intelligence. Language models absolutely have the power to process email and send (push?) code, should you give them the tooling to do so (also true of human intelligence).
At a certain point, a tooling issue becomes an intelligence issue. AGI would be able to build the tools they need to succeed.
If we have millions of these things deployed, they can work 24/7, and they supposedly have human-level intelligence, then why haven't they been able to bootstrap their own tooling yet?
At a certain point, a tooling issue becomes an intelligence issue. AGI would be able to build the tools they need to succeed.
If we have millions of these things deployed, they can work 24/7, and they supposedly have human-level intelligence, then why haven't they been able to bootstrap their own tooling yet?