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And what exactly do you think you are, sir?
by rhubarbtree 9mo ago
And what exactly do you think you are, sir?
- pllbnk 9mo agoA human, not a statistical model. I can insert any random words out of my own volition if I wanted to, not because I have been pre-programmed (pre-trained) to output tokens based on a limited 200k (tiny) context for one particular conversation and forget about it by the time a new session starts. That’s why AI models, as they currently are, won’t ever be able to come up with anything even remotely novel.
- rhubarbtree 9mo agoWell, if you believe you’re powered by physical neurons and not spooky magic, that doesn’t seem very different from being a neural net. I see no evidence for you magical ability to behave outside of being a function of context and memory. You don’t think diffusion models are capable of novelty?
- turtlesdown11 9mo agolol, I love the irrational confidence of the dunning kruger effect
- pllbnk 9mo agoNeural networks is an extremely loose and simplified approximation of how actual biological brain neural pathways work. It’s simplified to the point that there’s basically nothing in common.
- rhubarbtree 9mo agoWhilst the substrates may be different, that does not mean the general principles are. Visual cortex and computer vision show striking similarities, as do language processing.