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The crow, gibbon or even jumping spider did not take decades to train. Yet each is capable of feats whether power is accounted for or not (but especially so wh
by Cybiote 10y ago
The crow, gibbon or even jumping spider did not take decades to train. Yet each is capable of feats whether power is accounted for or not (but especially so when) that no algorithm can match in terms of sensor fusion, online learning sample efficiency and adaptive decision making.
> AlphaGo could double, triple, etc its power consumption and expect to improve its performance.
The problem of heat makes this a suboptimal route. And in the specific case of AlphaGo, the gains from additional hardware eventually saturated.
- posterboy 10y ago>The crow, gibbon or even jumping spider did not take decades to train Rather they took millennia of evolution.