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The comment to which you are responding is pointing out a real limitation of current machine learning systems though - most of them have a hard separation betwe
by skissane 4y ago
The comment to which you are responding is pointing out a real limitation of current machine learning systems though - most of them have a hard separation between training-time and runtime - which obviously doesn’t exist for human and animal intelligences.
Now, I’m sure sooner or later someone will come up with a system that lacks that hard separation-and it will unlock new capabilities that current systems lack - which will further close the capability gap between AIs and natural intelligences - which still hasn’t gone away, although it clearly has shrunk significantly in the last few months.
- Der_Einzige 4y agoThere is no hard separation. Turning on gradient updates simply destroys the weights that were already there. We don't know how to make the methods we know about work well.
- skissane 4y agoThere might not be a hard separation in theory, but there certainly is one in practice