Will a multimodal LLM be able to generate instructions for origami crafts by 2030?
Will a multimodal LLM be able to generate instructions for origami crafts by 2030?
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Will resolve to YES if a comment describing a prompt format, left here for a given accessible LLM, manages to generate correct instructions to make a 3D origami figure for any given animal at least 75% of the time. The instructions can be in any form (text, image, speech, video...), as long as they are unambiguous, possible, and achieve the correct shape (admittedly this can be a bit subjective, hence the 75% allowance).

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The trouble I see here is that I don't expect that AI models that fill the role of ChatGPT and similar in the year 2030 will be referred to as "LLMs". They will model language but only as a subset of their more important task of general world modeling. So the question seems a bit off.

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@JohnEg GPT-4 is already multimodal, not modelling only language, but we still widely call it an LLM. I really wish you end up right and research does move more towards "general world modelling" instead of larger and larger models on more data, but I am pessimistic. Ultimately you did interpret the spirit of the question correctly: "AI models that fill the role of ChatGPT and similar in the year 2030" so I don't think an urgent fix is needed on the question.

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