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Thank you for stating what should be obvious. I think there are two currently unsolved problems 1/ We have no idea what the reward function looks like that le
by cynusx 5y ago
Thank you for stating what should be obvious.
I think there are two currently unsolved problems
1/ We have no idea what the reward function looks like that leads to AGI
2/ Deep networks are artificially constricted for computational efficiency and always optimized to solve the problem at hand;
Any solution that delivers AGI should rely imo on:
1/ reinforcement learning
2/ Happen with an unstructured reservoir of randomly connected neurons
There was a research trend towards reservoir computing and recurrent neural networks but this was mostly abandoned because progress in deep learning was amazing.
These techniques are akin to a 2D-plane in a 3D object, it's heavily simplified and circular references are prohibited.
I have some good ideas on what the reward function should look like in a reservoir setting and happy to discuss them with any active independent researcher in the field.