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That's the last step in a training process that took a half-billion years, if we count from the first neurons (this is not, of course, an argument against the f
by mannykannot 5y ago
That's the last step in a training process that took a half-billion years, if we count from the first neurons (this is not, of course, an argument against the feasibility of strong AI.)
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 5y agoOne small step for bosons, one giant leap for consciousness.
- Planktonne 5y agoEvery DL system ever made is also the last step in a training process that took half a billion years. It's not reasonable to discount the training of parents/predecessors only when we're talking about machines; they still would not exist without them.
- mannykannot 5y agoThere is a slight ambiguity in 'last', which might mean either 'most recent' or 'final'. The difference here is that while karpierz's last step is, at least for now, the final one in a process producing a strong, generalized, self-awarely-conscious theory-of-mind-holding intelligent agent, the evolution of DL systems has not yet done so.