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> Now it has created a memory, No. It has created an artifact. A memory is interconnected with other qualia. Artifacts are at best a lossy compression of memor
by riversflow 3y ago
> Now it has created a memory,
No. It has created an artifact. A memory is interconnected with other qualia. Artifacts are at best a lossy compression of memories.
My writing in a journal is completely different from my knowledge. Consider a notebook you kept about a topic you learned about but don’t use(for example, organic chemistry). That notebook is an artifact, not a memory. You don’t have the knowledge you did when you took those notes.
- alphazard 3y agoYou seem to be using memory in a very specific way, tied to human neurology, or consciousness. I'm not using in that way. I'm using it in this way. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_memory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_memory Just referring to a system that allows loading and storing of information on demand.
- riversflow 3y agoYou are the one talking about “forming new concepts and reasoning from those concepts”. Those things, forming concepts and reasoning, are actions that we only have a working formulation of in humans. Memory that would allow the LLM to form new concepts and reason, as you state, would have to be interconnected. An offline text is not.