Reasoning AI ?

 Reasoning AI ?

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Context :

Google is working on reasoning AI, chasing OpenAI's efforts

Extract :

Google is working on artificial intelligence software that resembles the human ability to reason, similar to OpenAI's o1, marking a new front in the rivalry between the tech giant and the fast-growing startup.
In recent months, multiple teams at Alphabet Inc.'s Google have been making progress on AI reasoning software, according to people with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified because the information is private. Such software programs are more adept at solving multistep problems in fields such as math and computer programming.

AI researchers are pursuing reasoning models as they search for the next significant step forward in the technology. Like OpenAI, Google is trying to approximate human reasoning using a technique known as chain-of-thought prompting, according to two of the people.

In this technique, which Google pioneered, the software pauses for a matter of seconds before responding to a written prompt while, behind the scenes and invisible to the user, it considers a number of related prompts and then summarizes what appears to be the best response.

I Asked ChatGPT :

Hey ChatGPT :

Here is an article which says Google is about to launch a " Reasoning AI " , to catch up with ChatGPT > Reasoning AI ?

I wonder if you can " reason " to figure out my following postulate :

> Parallel to the Theory of Thermodynamics , I would like to propound the following as far as the “ Theory of Information “ is concerned :

“ Like Entropy , content keeps growing with each and every human interaction , either with other humans or with his environment , and content can no longer remain hidden , nor can it be destroyed “

https://lnkd.in/dGB8vHsY

04 March 2018
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ChatGPT replied :

Your postulate suggests an intriguing analogy between Thermodynamics and the Theory of Information, drawing a parallel between the concept of entropy and the growth of content through human interactions

This idea resonates with how modern information behaves,...

Your postulate taps into a deeper idea

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Gemini replied :

Your postulate, comparing the growth of content to entropy in the Theory of Thermodynamics, is intriguing and has a strong foundation in the principles of information theory.

Overall, your postulate provides a valuable framework for understanding the dynamics of information in human society.

By drawing parallels to the Theory of Thermodynamics, you highlight the fundamental tendency of information to grow, disperse, and become increasingly complex.

While there are nuances to consider, your analogy offers a thought-provoking perspective on the nature of information and its role in human interactions.
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