Most importantly, he proposes thoughtful ideas for a credible path forward.
In this era of polarizing hype and hate, we need more clear-eyed thinkers like Professor Marcus.
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In this recent MIT FutureTech lecture, he narrates the decades-long history of thinking machines, traces the various illusions that have captivated the AI world, and illustrates - with concrete examples - the serious limitations, and even the fundamental "stupidity," of current LLMs and GenAI models

Gary Marcus has long been one of the most courageous critics of GenAI, even before it was mainstream. He is not a hater - he uses AI as a compass - but he does not stand with the hype sellers. #AIBubble

These thoughts developed from a talk I gave at Alexander College in Cyprus. What's your creative compass?
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The curious ones understand something important. Your compass is your purpose, your reason for creating. The handbook is just methods, and methods keep changing. I just wrote about why this psychological cycle matters more than any AI debate.
#GenAI

The pattern is always identical. Some people freeze and wait for clarity. Others attack the new thing, defending familiar territory. But the most interesting response is transformation, turning that initial fear into curiosity and experimentation.
#DesignEducation

We should approach this with hope, not fear, so that this significant change benefits everyone. #AI #EthicalAI

It’s a really important opinion piece, and coming from a leader like Suleyman makes it even more meaningful. People like him and everyone who cares about technology should speak up clearly about where AI is headed.

His main idea is that AI should remain a tool to help us, not something we mistake for human life. If we blur that line, we might focus on questions like whether machines deserve rights, rather than ensuring AI is safe and helpful for all.

New AI systems may soon look and sound so real that people could start believing they are conscious. But they are not. They don’t feel or think like we do.

The best part? He didn’t even do it alone. He straight-up asked Claude for help brainstorming the attack. And Claude delivered! It’s wild: these models are so powerful, they can literally help you break yourself. Watch the full demo here. Just promise you’ll use this knowledge responsibly, right?

However, Muhammad from Prompt Engineering actually demonstrates how easily it is to hack OpenAI’s model. No fancy tricks, no secret exploits, just one clever tweak and poof, the guardrails are gone.
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