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I've gotta say, this writeup gives me an itchy feeling. It really does feel like poking around a synthetic brain at this point. You could make the argument it'
by hex4def6 7mo ago
I've gotta say, this writeup gives me an itchy feeling. It really does feel like poking around a synthetic brain at this point.
You could make the argument it's closer to the blocks of a CPU compared with a brain, and it's no different to copy-pasting some IP block for eg, HW JPEG decoding. But I feel like the difference here is we're 'discovering' these blocks / organs. They weren't designed, they were evolved.
- dnhkng 7mo agoAt some point I will clean up and share the dynamic layer modification code for oobabooga Text-Generation-WebuUI. You can enter the setting, and apply new re-layering architectures. Its very weird chatting with these brain-damaged models.
- adcoleman6 7mo agoThe difference is less stark these days, with generative design being used for semiconductors. Altering these features isn’t messing with evolution anymore than tweaking a CAD file that used genetic algorithms: it’s all math, 1s and 0s.