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Publicly replicate all scientific papers and patents in AI/ML(github.com)
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"On the other hand, Brooks doesn't show any indication he knows what Musk is talking about" Not quite true: "Tell me, what behavior do you want to change, Elon?"
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Latently, Bitfusion, and IBM Cloud enable democratized access to deep learning(ibm.com)
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Consciousness has a specific meaning - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia
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I like your comment. The real question is whether they are conscious. The analogy between deep neural networks and the brain has proven to be very fruitful. Other analogies may as well. See our upcoming paper for more info. https:/&#x
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The brain is a dynamic system and (some) neural networks are also dynamic systems, and a three layer neural network can learn to approximate any function. Thus, a neural network can approximate brain function arbitrarily well given time and
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by latently 9y ago
That's not how it works.
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Reply to the DeepMind Paper “Cognitive Psychology for Neural Networks”(linkedin.com)
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An interesting technicality from the post and paper is that the measure of causal information (mutual information between the initial and final state) bears some resemblence to the Lyapunov exponent as it is used to measure whether a system
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by latently 9y ago
That's not deep enough for my tastes.
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by latently 9y ago
Is fitness emergent, or fundamental? If you didn't discuss this, you should add another year to your PhD!
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by latently 9y ago
The word explore is actually great in a data analysis context. The notions of exploratory vs confirmatory analysis are widely used, and exploratory means exactly what your students think it means. Just make sure they don't explore all
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In my opinion you are overconfident in the foundations of mathematics. Like deep learning models, math works. Why and how does it work? It's open to interpretation in both cases. In both cases, we don't have a complete understandi
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"However, these models are largely big black-boxes. There are a lot of things we don’t understand about them." This describes geometry as well as it describes deep learning.
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You have NO idea what you're talking about man. Don't believe the hype. Deep learning has ALWAYS been popular and a very active field, since the mid 80s.
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This is an excellent syllabus by Professor Dave Touretzky, a pioneer in deep learning. He started the Connectionists mailing list and was heavily involved in the early days of NIPS. Sign up here: https://mailman.srv.cs.cmu.edu&#x
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by latently 9y ago
Connectionists: https://mailman.srv.cs.cmu.edu/mailman/listinfo/connectionis...
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Probably being hosted by its hard drive.
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A better way to do this analysis would have been to create an extremely sparse matrix with one column for every possible endorsement category with the value being the number of endorsements (normalized). Then try to predict various aspects
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For those interested in PDP, one of Jay McClellands students is Professor Randy O'Reilly at CU. He develops the emergent neural network simulator and is using biologically plausible deep learning to learn how the mind works. He's
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Just because it wasn't wildly popular doesn't mean there was a gap of any sorts. I agree with Schmidhuber. http://grey.colorado.edu/emergent