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The remarkable thing about this compression method is that stochastic gradient descent for some reason creates algorithms in the network. Not Turing-complete al
by red75prime 2y ago
The remarkable thing about this compression method is that stochastic gradient descent for some reason creates algorithms in the network. Not Turing-complete algorithms, of course, but algorithms nevertheless.
An LLM trained on the addition and multiplication data develops circuits for addition and multiplication[1].
It stands to reason that LLM trained on human-produced data develop algorithms that try to approximate the data production process (within their computational limits).
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.01154 https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.01154
- whazor 2y agoInteresting. I am not sure whether there are any 'normal' compression techniques that actually create algorithms. That might be an interesting approach to normally compress data as well.