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Complete AI layman here but it seems to me that the human mind's architecture has an overarching "executive" module that is involved in managing the numerous "e
by lebuffon 3y ago
Complete AI layman here but it seems to me that the human mind's architecture has an overarching "executive" module that is involved in managing the numerous "expert" systems that do other stuff for us. (split brain experiments demonstrate multiple "minds" in the brain)
Based on what we know about different systems in the brain it might be a stretch to expect hallucination free AGI, using only a single LLM.
- Swizec 3y ago> Based on what we know about different systems in the brain it might be a stretch to expect hallucination free AGI, using only a single LLM. Based on what we know about brains, it might be a stretch to expect hallucination free AGI. I’ve yet to meet a general intelligence that doesn’t hallucinate. Lots of fun examples from chickens who turn off when they see a straight line to cats who get spooked by cucumbers and the endless fun cognitive biases humans fall for.