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Is it feasible to create AI on top of a bunch of other AI? Current AIs seem more like specific, fairly simple, brain regions. Maybe we need a level up.
by jonplackett 7y ago
Is it feasible to create AI on top of a bunch of other AI?
Current AIs seem more like specific, fairly simple, brain regions. Maybe we need a level up.
- Lambdanaut 7y agoThis is kinda just what libraries like pytorch and tensorflow make easy. Architecting neural networks at a higher level and gluing them together.
- jonplackett 7y agoI guess what I mean is at a much larger scale. Like 1000s of networks or maybe more, like I presume you get in the brain. Is this already what’s happening currently?
- sgt101 7y agoWell - it's what Minsky advocated... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_of_Mind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_of_Mind But, I think that its a bit "hit and hope" - as an idea it doesn't really address any questions unless/until it is realised and works.
- mr_toad 7y agoOn today’s machines you’ll run out of computing power (and money) long before you reached the scale of the human brain.
- toolslive 7y agoYes, it's done all the time. Suppose you have a model A that predicts some value for input x and you also have model B for the same problem, and they both work, but are not optimal for all cases, so they do the following: C(x) = alfa * A(x) + (1-alfa) * B(x) tada. nil nove sub sole