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So I am a little confused. Where are we on the learning part of AI? As I understand it, the current consensus is to throw as much data as you can at your model
by why-el 13y ago
So I am a little confused. Where are we on the learning part of AI? As I understand it, the current consensus is to throw as much data as you can at your model (millions of cat pictures in this article's example) to make it pick up patterns and yet still claim that we are closing in on how the brain works? As far as I can tell no human brain would need that many pictures to see a pattern. In fact, and this is probably more apparent in language, we humans tend to work with degenerate data and still end up with perfect models.
- DennisP 13y agoBear in mind that the neural network is starting at the same point as a newborn baby.
- piglop 13y agoYou may not have seen millions of cats, but how many images have your brain processed since you can see? A five years old brain has been trained on billions of images (along with many other simultaneous inputs).