Yes, well, it's a cat. They don't have the best mental stability anyway. For the "quick learning" stuff, that's why you would add the more traditional statistic

Yes, well, it's a cat. They don't have the best mental stability anyway. For the "quick learning" stuff, that's why you would add the more traditional statistical systems. They would be "informed" by the large transformer models, but could function way faster and have "memory" of a sort. Anger, hunger, and joy are just counters in a persistent program. On the transformer models, there would be a bunch of them attached together in a mesh, with duplication and staged swapping out to fix the context length problem. Yeah, you'd probably need a supercomputer to run it, but that wasn't the question.