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When I got older, I realized the sneakiness here (shortening and quoting from memory): > Trurl realized that a poet's mind is shaped by the civilization that p
by gattr 3y ago
When I got older, I realized the sneakiness here (shortening and quoting from memory):
> Trurl realized that a poet's mind is shaped by the civilization that produced him, and that civilization - by the one before it, and so on. So in order to create an artificial poet, he'd have to simulate the whole history of the Universe. Which he did, but then from the results chose only the important bits as inputs for the learning process, otherwise it would take too long...
- ajuc 3y agoHe almost described prunning :)
- pbhjpbhj 3y agoSeems to me more like selection of entries in the training corpus than pruning.
- coldtea 3y agoYeah, more like curated training.
- ChainOfFools 3y agoor as William Goldman summarized it, poetry is compression