When these new models go off to a random site and are caught in a loop of exploring pages that doesn’t mean it’s an AGI admiring nature.
Our brains are hardwired to see patterns, even when there are none.
A similar, and related, behavior is seeing intent and intelligence in random phenomenon.
Does that mean our brains do not implement General Intelligence?
Trust me, I'm really not.
All machine learning models start off in a random state. As they progress through their training, their input/output pairs tend to mimic what they've been trained to mimic.
LLMs have been doing a great job mimicking our human flaws from the beginning because we train them on a ton of human generated data. Other weird behavior can be easily attributed to simple fact that they're initialized at a random state.
Being able to work on and prove non-trivial theorems is a better indication of AGI, IMO.
Bonus points for ‘what does <real> mean?’ as a follow up.