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Yeah, it would likely be a step change in quality at that point. I doubt the current architecture and training regime would take it in that direction. GPT essen
by hackinthebochs 4y ago
Yeah, it would likely be a step change in quality at that point. I doubt the current architecture and training regime would take it in that direction. GPT essentially is a collection of personas to ideally mimic the widely different contexts in its training set. A singular sentient identity is counter-productive to modeling these varying contexts. Now if they could synthesize a large corpus of interactive chats and train on that, that may push it in the direction of a singular identity. Even then, I strongly suspect that some kind of recursive/recurrent architecture is necessary for sentience. Purely feedforward computation doesn't seem like it has the resources to result in the kind of tight unity of experience needed for sentience.