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well, embedding comes with certain loss as well. If you believe our brains use "language" to think, then I would assume analogies play an important part in rea
by est 2y ago
well, embedding comes with certain loss as well.
If you believe our brains use "language" to think, then I would assume analogies play an important part in reasoning.
- the_af 2y agoI don't know if brains use language to think, but I do believe analogies play an important part in reasoning. I'm just saying embeddings and analogies aren't the same; equating them is precisely the kind of flawed reasoning Ted Chiang mentions in the article. Or to answer more directly: > analogy, in other words, embeddings? No, analogies aren't embeddings "in other words".