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I'll have to refer you to my forthcoming paper for the full argument, but basically, humans (and all animals) experience surprise and then we attribute that sur
by inimino 2y ago
I'll have to refer you to my forthcoming paper for the full argument, but basically, humans (and all animals) experience surprise and then we attribute that surprise to a cause, and then we update (learn).
In ANNs we backprop uniformly, so the error correction is distributed over the whole network. This is why LLM training is inefficient.