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Maybe, but I don't think this is strictly how human intelligence works I think a key difference is that humans are capable of being inputs into our own system
by bluefirebrand 1y ago
Maybe, but I don't think this is strictly how human intelligence works
I think a key difference is that humans are capable of being inputs into our own system
You could argue that any time humans do this, it is as a consequence of all of their past experiences and such. It is likely impossible to say for sure. The question of determinism vs non-determinism has been discussed for literal centuries I believe
- 542354234235 1y agoBut if AI gets to a level where it could be an input to its own system, and reaches a level where it has systems analogous to humans (long term memory, decision trees updated by new experiences and knowledge, etc.) then does it matter in any meaningful way if it is “the same” or just an imitation of human brains? It feels like it only matters now because AIs are imitating small parts of what human brains do but fall very short. If they could equal or exceed human minds, then the question is purely academic.
- bluefirebrand 1y agoThat's a lot of really big ifs that we are likely still a long way away from answering From what I understand there is not really any realistic expectation that LLM based AI will ever reach this complexity