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I think that’s actually really not a limit. We don’t teach babies by throwing lots of data at them, instead we teach them by giving them useful data. The loop
by great_psy 4y ago
I think that’s actually really not a limit.
We don’t teach babies by throwing lots of data at them, instead we teach them by giving them useful data.
The loop I see is:
- train on a lot of existing data
- run out of useful data
- people use ai and give feedback (we’re here)
- perform reinforcement learning on the data collected
Loop over the last two steps.
There is already more than enough data available, it’s just not nicely labeled to say if it’s high quality or should be discarded. Those last two steps will implicitly do the labeling.
- pixl97 4y agoReality throws a lot of unfiltered data at a baby. Now I guess you can consider things like gravity and pain useful data because of the consequences of violating them. But it's this data that grounds the baby in the world it exists in.