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Cool though not entirely surprising that a network that learns how to process many human languages might develop internal subnets/structures that generalise to
by creamyhorror 4y ago
Cool though not entirely surprising that a network that learns how to process many human languages might develop internal subnets/structures that generalise to nearly all human languages. Could be seen as a humanlang coprocessor, as a sibling says.
Understanding those generic internal structures would be fascinating.
- thelittleone 4y agoIf it can do this, I wonder if it could be adapted to develop a language that is universal and easy to learn.
- deskamess 4y agoRight? I think understanding, or perhaps a better word is representing, the internal structure is also best left to a machine to extract. If it can categorize/cluster into various neural neighborhoods then we can feed that output (or perhaps many outputs from different runs) into another system that is responsible for explaining to humans.