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Cats, dogs, cows, and other animals have better learning capabilities than deep learning systems. This is specifically because most DL systems are frozen, compr
by kmeisthax 3y ago
Cats, dogs, cows, and other animals have better learning capabilities than deep learning systems. This is specifically because most DL systems are frozen, compressed snapshots of a static training distribution. The deployment distribution is not only dynamic, but malleable: output of the model changes the distribution of 'correct' outputs for most nontrivial tasks. Continuous unsupervised retraining and fine tuning is beyond the capabilities of deep learning.
- epgui 3y ago> better I don't mean to be pedantic or flippant, but it really depends how you measure. By any measure of correctness, a Casio calculator manufactured in the 1980s has superior intelligence to a human. I would just say "different", personally.