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> Brains (read: humans) can learn from very few examples and in very little time. Brains leave the womb pre-trained.
by perfmode 10y ago
> Brains (read: humans) can learn from very few examples and in very little time.
Brains leave the womb pre-trained.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoI haven't seen evidence of that. They're given a few things to start with. Then they seem to apply a hyper-effective scheme for learning on raw data that combines personal exploration (unsupervised) and societal guidance (supervised). It then takes these brains nearly two decades of training data & experiences to become effective in the real-world. Virtually everything people say about what ANN's might accomplish leaves off that last part that was critical to the superior architecture they're trying to compete with.
- perfmode 10y ago> They're given a few things to start with. That's what I just said.