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Yes. Perhaps you are mistaken and are taking the terminology "neural networks" too literally? Do you think a bird uses its wings any differently than an airpla
by codesushi42 7y ago
Yes. Perhaps you are mistaken and are taking the terminology "neural networks" too literally?
Do you think a bird uses its wings any differently than an airplane's to fly?
- dekhn 7y agoI work in ML and have a phd in biophysics; I asked a legitimate question and it's not at all clear that humans "learn" differently than good ML models generalize.
- codesushi42 7y agoNothing is really "clear" about the human brain yet in that regard because neuroscience is such a nascent field. What kind of answer were you expecting? Also while we are on the subject, is there a general intelligence AI you would like to introduce me to?
- dekhn 7y agoNo need to be snide