so the rubik’s cube you bought at the mall had sensors, too?
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Let's make a deal: I'll delete and revise my initial tweet once you revise your slide to make explicit that the blog clearly presents all limitations, excepting the use of sensors, which is currently left to the paper.
how about you focus on the FRAMING of the blog, and not fine print most people would not follow, eg reference to a symbolic algorithm that is innate without explaining what it is? or focus on the video, which made none of this clear but was watched by 10s of thousands?
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The framing is towards increasingly general artificially intelligent systems. That's what OpenAI is all about. Their first release was already impressive, and they've since gone through four iterations of progressively more general cubes.
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Interestingly, this reminds me of DoTA. The team was criticized at every stage of development for limitations on items, hero pools, etc. Every time they lifted a restriction, people just found something else to criticize.
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