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> its somewhat incoherent to suppose it does Agreed, but the principle of convergent evolution is a thing. It's possible that and we cannot rule out that we a
by dnautics 5y ago
> its somewhat incoherent to suppose it does
Agreed, but the principle of convergent evolution is a thing. It's possible that and we cannot rule out that we are accidentally stumbling our way into homologous models of biological compute (I personally doubt it).
- mjburgess 5y agoWell in the sense that the activation map over the brain is a function of space-time, ie., A(x, t) -- it is possible that the activations in a NN might instantiate this function... but that's literally probability 0. As the set of such functions, R^2 -> R are uncountable infinite.
- dnautics 5y agoIf you imagine the space of all possibilities as R^n -> R and the solution to be only one mapping function and not "some subspace of the possibility space", possibly around some ball of results, I got some news for you.