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> Consequently, you won't make "AGI" without them. Those states may exist for specific functional reasons, but I don't think that implies that there is necessa
by michaelmior 4y ago
> Consequently, you won't make "AGI" without them.
Those states may exist for specific functional reasons, but I don't think that implies that there is necessarily no other way to replicate the functions resulting from those states.
We see this already in other neural networks. The features used by a lot of models for classification can be widely different from the features used by a human.
- Loquebantur 4y agoYou can think of it as Eigenvectors spanning a subspace. Sure, you can choose a different base, but that shouldn't make much of a difference. If it does, you are not spanning the same subspace? There are different realizations of the same effective functions in the animal kingdom already. Consider octopuses, spiders, etc. Their brains realize similar functionality via quite different structural organization. But do you subjectively experience the exact structure of your brain? Evidently, you can only discern some abstract meta-level. An effective function.