Ep 86: Yann LeCun on Leaving Meta, Breaking The LLM Paradigm, & Why Hinton is Wrong
Yann LeCun argues that while large language models (LLMs) are useful for language tasks, they are not a viable path toward human-like intelligence due to their lack of planning, world modeling, and ability to predict action consequences. His new company, AMLabs, is advancing JEPA (Joint E
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