> To train that ability you'll need lots of paired examples in both representations. People rarely ever need lots of paired examples, except possibly once, whe

> To train that ability you'll need lots of paired examples in both representations. People rarely ever need lots of paired examples, except possibly once, when they learn the concept of "paired representation," and even then probably a few examples suffice to learn an extremely abstract concept that is then used in all learning. People simply don't learn high-level concepts through statistical clustering. > that both need to use a representation that has been trained on. But this training is of a very different nature. As far as I know, not a single person claims that NNs learn in a way remotely similar to how people learn (nor are they meant to), certainly not when it comes to high-level concepts.