Facebook's AI guru is coming for the artificial intelligence chatbot craze — and it may put him at odds with his own employer.
is coming for the artificial intelligence chatbot craze — and it may put him at odds with his own employer., Meta's chief AI scientist Yann Lecun admitted during a talk in Paris this week that he's not exactly a fan of the current spate of chatbots and the large language models they're built on.
"A lot of people are imagining all kinds of catastrophe scenarios because of AI, and it’s because they have in mind these auto-regressive LLMs that kind of spew nonsense sometimes," he told the Meta Innovation Press Day crowd. "They say it’s not safe. They are right. It’s not. But it’s also not the future."
He went on to argue that today's LLMs, such as OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-4 which undergirds ChatGPT, will eventually be replaced by better and more robust algorithms — a statement that's extra-interesting, because Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg seems to be all-in on making sure his company doesn't miss the craze.
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