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Cubic splines can approximate any function too, so the universality argument is a little weak IMO. Even if one buys into the idea that human behaviour is a 'fu
by soVeryTired 5y ago
Cubic splines can approximate any function too, so the universality argument is a little weak IMO.
Even if one buys into the idea that human behaviour is a 'function' of sensory and environmental 'inputs', that's a long way from showing a neural net a million different texts and asking it to generalise.
- mkaic 5y agoI think the first AGI to pass a Turing test will probably be a simple language model. I don't think it will look like any of the GPTs, but I think text completion is a great starting point. I'm not sure how other inputs will be added into the mix, but I am sure that they will be -- heck, maybe once we train a general language model, it may very well just tell us how to incorporate things like video, audio, haptics, gyro data, etc into its architecture.