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No, it’s not in the training. Human memories are stored via electromagnetic frequencies controlled by microtubules. They’re not doing anything close to that in
by FollowingTheDao 1y ago
No, it’s not in the training. Human memories are stored via electromagnetic frequencies controlled by microtubules. They’re not doing anything close to that in AI.
- maldonad0 1y agoIt's not that either.
- dvfjsdhgfv 1y agoI don't believe this has been really proved yet.
- Difwif 1y agoAnd LLM memories are stored in an electrical charge trapped in a floating gate transistor (or as magnetization of a ferromagnetic region on an alloy platter). Or they write CLAUDE.md files. Whatever you want to call it.
- lawlessone 1y agoare ANN memories not also stored in loops like recurrent nets?
- FollowingTheDao 1y agoThat was my point, they’re stored in a totally different way. And that matters because being stored in microtubules infers quantum entanglement throughout the brain.
- yellow_postit 1y agoWhether QE is a mechanism in the brain still seems up for debate from the quick literature review I tried, but would love to learn more. Given the pace of quantum computing it doesn’t seem out of the realm of possibility to “wire up” to LLMs in a couple years.