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The OP is not about evolutionary algorithms in the usual sense (random mutation and selection over many generations). It's about mechanisms in the brain that p
by cs702 2y ago
The OP is not about evolutionary algorithms in the usual sense (random mutation and selection over many generations).
It's about mechanisms in the brain that plausibly evolved over time.
- osmarks 2y ago> A Darwin Machine uses evolution to produce intelligence. It relies on the same insight that produced biology: That evolution is the best algorithm for predicting valid "solutions" within a near infinite problem space. It seems to be suggesting that neuron firing patterns (or something like that?) are selected by internal evolutionary processes.