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It could be that your friend's son has an overly generous sense of what Mono is. It could be that he knows precisely which individual entity is Mono but misunde
by DFHippie 9y ago
It could be that your friend's son has an overly generous sense of what Mono is. It could be that he knows precisely which individual entity is Mono but misunderstands what "Mono" denotes/refers to. It could be somewhere in between.
If a neural network has a representation of entities in the world apart from language referring to those entities, that's would be awesome. I'm guessing we're not there yet though.
- _emacsomancer_ 9y agoIt could also just be limited vocabulary and that his outside use of "Mono" means something like "a creature which is somewhat similar to Mono".
- DFHippie 9y agoIt could be he knows who Mono is and he knows "Mono" just refers to Mono, but there are a lot of other things in the world that he wants to talk about and he knows the grownups will be able to piece thing together. I do that often enough. "Fred or whoever, that guy, did that thing ..." If neural networks were doing that, that would be more awesome still.