"We need a system that can generalize with much less data, much less resources, be able to form concepts in real-time. Understanding how the mind works (not the brain) is critical to design such intelligent system." AI Pioneer Peter Voss sharing his insights on how to build an intelligent system. Excited and looking forward to the full-episode tomorrow Jason Scharf.
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO DEVELOP THIS KIND OF SYSTEM? 10 years from now? Or maybe one or two generations? PROGRESS IN SCIENCE "Max Plank: “Science progresses one funeral at a time.” In other words, in science: “What does happen is that its opponents gradually die out, and that the growing generation is familiarized with the ideas from the beginning.”" MY2CENTS We usually assume that an AGI is the equivalent of a man in his forties, well educated preferably with a degree or PhD and min. 20 years of international experience. So far so good. BUT ... How did this man become so intelligent? Because at his birth he was just a helpless baby, crying for help and without any education or experience. Right. Starting with a framework of cognitive functions, aka a brain in a body, he evolved with the help of others, and this is the reason why, any AGI needs time to evolve AFTER its birth. THE PATH TO AGI - DEFINING MEANING IS KEY, THEN LINK IT WITH INFERENCE TO CREATE ARTIFICIAL THINKING IN REAL TIME USING ONLY SPIKING NEURAL NETS https://lnkd.in/gQq4Hgjc
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THANK YOU!!!! Finally someone said it!!!! The amount of data that MLA (Machine Learning Algorithms aka AI ( oxymoron ) ) need to consume to produce a barely intelligible output is unbelievably ridiculous!!!!! We know this and what do we do, we simply continue to build bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger MLA machines!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
Can't wait to share!
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3moI find this interesting, but I think what people would need to understand here is, what is the architecture? How is it trained? How does it learn? What hyperparameters does one need for the training? It's easy to throw rocks at GPTs, MLPs, CNNs, etc. because of their need for vast compute and training data, but proposing that we need an alternative, isn't the same as describing one!