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Nope! That surely doesn't apply to humans, why would it necessarily apply to learning machines?
by tehsauce 3y ago
Nope! That surely doesn't apply to humans, why would it necessarily apply to learning machines?
- JoshuaDavid 3y agoThe human equivalent would be the process of armchair philosophizing. Humans get around the limit by being able to go and look at the world to obtain more knowledge -- if you didn't let humans look at the world, they too would have a "knowledge limit". And if you _do_ let LLMs look at the world, and train on that, they also wouldn't have that limitation.