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Speed and space (of course!) help, but with terrible O complexity, it doesn't really matter how much memory you have or how fast you are. The search space gets
by hyperpallium2 5y ago
Speed and space (of course!) help, but with terrible O complexity, it doesn't really matter how much memory you have or how fast you are. The search space gets big too fast.
e.g. changing the question, reasoning by analogy
How do we have insight, a hunch straight to the answer? It seems obvious that it's like DL; socially distributed search across people; trying out different things unconsciously... but the truth is, we don't know how we do it. We're like steam-punks saying it's obviously like a mechanical device, or Edison saying it's obviously like electrical relays. We just think in terms of the tech of the day, and by persona; introspection and observation. It's not science. It's maybe science fiction.
When we understand Strong AI, we will already know.
- joshbochu 5y agoIt's always fun to conceptualize the brain as a computer and reason by analogy (iirc it was a steam engine back in the day). I'm excited to see the next advancement the brain gets compared to.
- hyperpallium2 5y agoI've caught myself conparing it to an ANN - though they are really quite dissimilar. But yes, I alos wonder what's next. I think it will build on what we have rather than being entirely new (but that's the kind of opinion that ages badly.)