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Yeah, and I guess that's kind of the point. You can still see the seams in many of these models, but you could easily imagine a version that's truly indistingui
by nharada 5y ago
Yeah, and I guess that's kind of the point. You can still see the seams in many of these models, but you could easily imagine a version that's truly indistinguishable from a human. Or at least indistinguishable from something we'd consider an "intelligent entity". And in that case, how does what's under the hood affect the "meaning"? Should it?
This isn't a new idea by any means, science fiction has tackled this ad-nauseam. The thing that caused me to have a strong reaction is that previously it's never seemed like a question we'd seriously have to contend with. It's an interesting idea in a nicely wrapped up 2 hour movie, but damn does it seem scary and complicated out here in the real world.
- skybrian 5y agoI don't think they will get there by scaling this technology. Something more is needed to have an interesting world model. But machine learning research is a hot field and it could be invented any year now.