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Interesting, so it could be similar to how our brains store knowledge, but could also be completely different. This makes me wonder if these models are perfect
by prox 4y ago
Interesting, so it could be similar to how our brains store knowledge, but could also be completely different.
This makes me wonder if these models are perfect universal translators once they “grasp” a concept.
- TeMPOraL 4y ago> This makes me wonder if these models are perfect universal translators once they “grasp” a concept. I don't have a paper reference, but earlier this month I've seen claims that in training GPT-4, it was observed that additional training in a specific task using a single language (e.g. English) improves performance for that task in many languages, strongly suggesting the model is actually learning concepts, not just words. If that's the case, then I think we have indeed accidentally made a universal translator (limited to humans, though).
- prox 4y agoErgo, if we train on say a bird or primate, or perhaps dolphins, it might be able to grasp concepts animals use? Say lots of video footage with context?