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Yes, we know that there are simpler ways to approximate polynomials than neural networks. But sure, if you think AGI means solving polynomials, you've done it!
by Tomte 3y ago
Yes, we know that there are simpler ways to approximate polynomials than neural networks.
But sure, if you think AGI means solving polynomials, you've done it!
- hacksoi 3y agoI made the direct comparison to neural nets as it uses a very similar method to them (i.e. using weights as parameters and minimizing a cost function via gradient descent) but is simpler (gets rid of layers, neurons, activation functions, etc). I never stated "AGI means solving polynomials". Based on how far LLMs have come, function approximation seems to play a role in it.