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> One difference I perceive between a child an a neural network is that it appears a child does not start from a blank slate. The brain of a baby seems to come
by staticassertion 4y ago
> One difference I perceive between a child an a neural network is that it appears a child does not start from a blank slate. The brain of a baby seems to come hard-wired with some basic instinctual functionality like grabbing and object tracking.
I think that's likely, but also babies have ~9 months of development, at least some of that time (3-6 months) they're moving around/ have a brain.
- deltree7 4y agoBabies have Millions of years of development. I still can't believe we start with Babies as base point to start learning. When the babies are born it is almost on auto-pilot (Nature > Nurture)
- dmarchand90 4y agoBabies seem to have most of the major emotion expressions and smiling appears to be universal https://www.galvnews.com/health/free/article_c0d6e928-4122-5337-9c26-7f4e357dbd3b.html https://www.galvnews.com/health/free/article_c0d6e928-4122-5...