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The way I see it, unless we can prove there is some specific low level structure necessary for reasoning in brains, we have no cause to believe it is not an eme
by opportune 4y ago
The way I see it, unless we can prove there is some specific low level structure necessary for reasoning in brains, we have no cause to believe it is not an emergent behavior from just having a low of brainpower.
In that case, there is nothing saying that current technology is incapable of producing AI’s able to reason - it could just as well emerge given a large enough model, architecture tweaks, and enough data. Given that ML usually is basically just training a function that takes input and output and tries to produce a function that properly maps them, it seems reasonable for the ability to reason to emerge to improve that ability to map