"LLMs fundamentally can't comprehend": AGI skepticism mocked amid ongoing capability debate
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-25
User @spitspinner argued AGI is impossible this decade or with current LLM architectures, claiming LLMs fundamentally cannot learn or comprehend tasks and are only good as search/performance tools. teortaxesTex reposted it with mockery, calling it a "bizarre mental condition," reflecting the ongoing AI-community fight over LLM capability ceilings.
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