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But the model already has all this info, what is groundbreaking about this? These kind of sensational headlines are not helping anyone either.
by skilled 4y ago
But the model already has all this info, what is groundbreaking about this? These kind of sensational headlines are not helping anyone either.
- mztwo 4y agoWhat the researchers bolted on is an architecture that enables the storage and recall of memories, as well as self-reflection and more. They call out early the paper that even standard ChatGPT is not quite capable of this. ChatGPT here is used to provide the natural language abilities.
- all2 4y agoThere is some indication that how emotional you are during an experience will 1) color your recollection, and 2) affect how readily you remember a thing. It would be interesting to augment this particular simulation with those additional constraints. A memory/concept graph could also be an interesting addition (like a DB? Maybe just text and kw searches?).
- dang 4y agoThis comment was posted to a different thread, which we merged into the current thread: Stanford's Groundbreaking AI Study Simulates Authentic Human Behavior - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35520236 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35520236
- gdubs 4y agoThe paper goes in-depth on the details of the architecture they built, which is fairly extensive and uses many module instances of ChatGPT for specific purposes. I would say what's 'groundbreaking' is their architecture of a 'recursive reflection' loop that allows the agents to generate trees of reflection on prior experiences; a long-term memory; novel approaches like conversational interrogation of the agents.