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> Yet we learning from 18 hours of ultra high resolution video per day (x2) Our object recognition is trained pretty quickly. And we sleep (certainly as a chil

by tgv 4y ago

> Yet we learning from 18 hours of ultra high resolution video per day (x2) Our object recognition is trained pretty quickly. And we sleep (certainly as a child) more than 6 hours per day. But we don't learn much from just looking at pictures. > 18 hours of reinforcement learning You made that up. > It makes LLMs look quite good in comparison. So, exposing an LLM to a lot of video will make them understand language?

vkazanov 4y ago
...exposing llm to a lot of mostly labelled multimedia content
- tgv 4y ago
  That's not really how we learn, is it?
- HPsquared 4y ago
  The world as experienced by humans is unlabelled. We do, however, have instinct.
lostmsu 4y ago
The poster above for some reason though encoded video is a good measure, which does not make sense actually. Brain gets raw video. With raw video it is about 100PB per year, > 200TB per day. Even sound alone (uncompressed CD quality stereo) is 3TB/year.