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Not sure how to describe it but I see it like more of a approach and limitations or tech problem. 1- can't study it,in details, live with 0 risk of damage 2-
by White_Wolf 5y ago
Not sure how to describe it but I see it like more of a approach and limitations or tech problem.
1- can't study it,in details, live with 0 risk of damage
2- can't test injecting data without risk of damage
3- the live data that we can extract/record (while monitoring input) with current tech is limited. I'm thinking that we're still at the stage comparable with using a multimeter to test a 8 layer pcb, with no schematics, while it's powered on.
I, personally, think science will get there at some point, but we'll need some serious tech advancements to do that.
- xamuel 5y agoThat's one of the reasons it's so nice to use reinforcement learning agents as guinea pigs. I can "pip install" a bunch of industry-standard RL agents and put them through the most bizarre scenarios, scenarios it would never be possible to put a human through. No ethical issues involved, since these RL agents are nothing more than a bunch of matrix multiplications.
- White_Wolf 5y agoOff topic: For some reason, when I read "pip install" my mind drifted off to "apt-get install kung fu" and I started grinning like an idiot.