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The article addressed AlphaZero, pointing out it's a domain where the AI can generate a vast amount of its own training data. That's not necessarily relevant to
by DennisP 4y ago
The article addressed AlphaZero, pointing out it's a domain where the AI can generate a vast amount of its own training data. That's not necessarily relevant to real-world tasks, where it's not so easy to try billions of different things in training.
- flangola7 4y ago>pointing out it's a domain where the AI can generate a vast amount of its own training data How is that exclusive to AlphaZero? Moderators everywhere are already panicking about GPT generating vast amounts of "its own training data" and irreparably polluting every public space on the internet. I agree that the amount of data it would need to produce would be very large and expensive, but there is no shortage of blank check writing at the moment.
- disgruntledphd2 4y agoIt's pretty different, in that it's a supervised problem with a clear outcome metric (i.e. your game score). GPT splurging text all over the internet is basically nothing like that.