More seriously, we are almost about to
i) Generate a good book using a short intro.
ii) Generate a meaningful video using a few photos and a basic text scenario.
Which makes us closer to generate movies on demand (say in 2025) and then good luck to people claiming that the current progress in AI is a bubble.
You’re confusing a 1000 monkeys (transformers) with 1 human intelligence (AGI). That giant leap hasn’t been met.
Edit: I was right, he is an engineer and not a researcher who is active in the field.
Instead, if you know more, share some of what you know. Then we all can learn something.
> The Battle of Austerlitz was the decisive French victory against Napoleon
It didn't even catch that Napoleon was the leader of the French as described in the source snippet. And this was when it just generated text of similar size as the input. Based on just that paper I highly doubt that this method will generalize to creating entire books.
see, e.g., https://gluebenchmark.com/leaderboard/