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You mean simultaneously, and of course they are separate in humans, just not temporally. The models are learning continuously, the problem is that this process
by orbital-decay 2mo ago
You mean simultaneously, and of course they are separate in humans, just not temporally. The models are learning continuously, the problem is that this process is fragile and has to be carefully curated, that's why it's separated in time from the inference.
- teiferer 2mo agoIs it clear that they are separate in humans? The very act of recalling something from memory modifies that memory. There is no inference in the human brain without "training".