The developers of GPT-4 claimed that the program can exhibit "human-level performance" on certain exams. While the chart of various academic test scores seems impressive at first, the software failed both AP English exams with a 2 out of 5. It scored extremely well on tests where all that a computer program needed was the right information, which isn't very impressive to anyone who has used Google in the past few decades. Again, I don't think that we're suddenly going to be bleeding lawyers. As someone who has actually performed reasonably well on the LSAT, I can also tell you that taking the test and practicing law are very different things.

This excerpt from my upcoming book is an extension of the work I have published online on Artificial General Intelligence, Artificial General Cognition, Cognitive Artificial General Intelligence and AI Development. All of the previous content is included in The Artificial Superintelligence Handbook Series (vol. 1 & 2) available on Amazon and vol 3, including this article in full, scheduled for release early next year. Thank you to all who follow and are inspired to reach for the singularity. There is one truth in Artificial Intelligence design and development. There are lots of good coders and researchers but a huge gap between the development talent pool and financially viable commercial products.