LeCun debates critics over GPT 6 claims: still no domestic robots or Level-5 autonomy
aran_nayebi · x · 2026-09-26
LeCun doubles down: there is still no domestic robot, Level-5 self-driving car, or AI that can learn to drive in hours like a teenager or understand the world like a cat. He maintains AI will eventually match human intelligence in all domains, but not via LLMs beyond a text-interface role. A critic counters that 'GPT 6 Astra' changed her mind — it navigates 3D environments, manipulates robots, and drives fairly well, and in turn-based settings current AI may learn more efficiently than a 17-year-old (citing arc agi 3 and ksp bench), with GPT 7 possibly doing all of it. Researcher Aran Nayebi amplified the exchange.
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