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> How can one turn the sinking, horrified feeling when one loses a love into a function? … or into electrical activity in the brain.
by mr_toad 5y ago
> How can one turn the sinking, horrified feeling when one loses a love into a function?
… or into electrical activity in the brain.
- gizajob 5y agoCan you point to a paper or website that contains this function, described in full? Yes, electromagnetism no doubt, but while we can postulate a function, we still don't have the function, and will somehow have to write it down for it to be a function.
- mr_toad 5y ago> somehow have to write it down for it to be a function. That’s not how AI is trained. You don’t need to know or even understand the resulting model to train it. The training algorithms have little to do with the resulting model, and are certainly not themselves intelligent.
- tuatoru 5y agoWhy assume that the activity is purely electrical?
- Koshkin 5y agoIt's not purely electrical. It's also chemical, especially if you look at how synapses work. (But then again, chemical processes are driven by electric charges anyway.)