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For starters, natural brains have the innate ability to differentiate between things that it knows and things that it have no possibility of knowing...
by qsera 7mo ago
For starters, natural brains have the innate ability to differentiate between things that it knows and things that it have no possibility of knowing...
- rudhdb773b 7mo agoModern LLMs are fairly good at that as well.
- qsera 7mo agoBut that is bolted on and is not a core behavior.
- ACCount37 7mo agoDoes it matter? Evolution is the brain's very own "pre-training". Hundreds of millions of years of priors hardwired. We can do that for AIs too - pre-train on pure low Kolmogorov complexity synthetics. The AI then "knows things" before it sees any real data. Advantageous sometimes. Hard to pick compute efficient synthetics though.
- qsera 7mo agoI think It matters for the question that I was responding to.
- throw310822 7mo agoLol. Are you sure about that or you just made it up?
- altcognito 7mo agohttps://personal.utdallas.edu/~otoole/CGS2301_S09/7_split_brain.pdf https://personal.utdallas.edu/~otoole/CGS2301_S09/7_split_br... See page 53. While it is absolutely more prevelant in LLMs, human brains can also want a story for why their brains do things they are't plugged into.