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That theory sounds great. There's no such thing at the moment and maybe never. Lots of smart people have tried. Just because that's what people want, doesn't m
by light_hue_1 2y ago
That theory sounds great. There's no such thing at the moment and maybe never. Lots of smart people have tried.
Just because that's what people want, doesn't mean we can produce it. I often talk to funding agencies about things like this. "We don't want to fund boring research, only what will give us the ultimate theory of how everything works". That's not how science or progress work.
- aleph_minus_one 2y ago> That theory sounds great. There's no such thing at the moment and maybe never. Lots of smart people have tried. In my opinion the problem rather is that considering the current AI gold rush, people are rather eager to throw newly implemented models around instead of thinking really deeply how an insanely better model could look like.