As AI continues to advance, a fundamental question arises: Can AI do everything humans do? The Universal Approximation Theorems (UAT) provide theoretical lens to examine this, offering profound insights into the potential and limitations of AI. The Universal Approximation Theorems state that a feedforward neural network with at least one hidden layer can approximate any continuous function on compact subsets of the real number space to any desired degree of accuracy, given enough neurons and layers. In simpler terms: A neural network can learn to represent any complex function, no matter how intricate, if it has enough neurons and layers. While studying the mathematical theory of AI I encountered the following thought-provoking questions: Can everything we do be represented as a continuous function? The UAT suggests that neural networks can approximate any continuous function. This raises the question: Is everything we do as humans representable as a continuous function? Many human activities, such as walking, speaking, and recognizing faces, can be modeled as functions. But what about abstract thinking, creativity, and emotional responses? Human behavior and decision-making often involve discontinuities and non-linearities that are challenging to capture in a purely mathematical model. Can AI learn all human abilities? If human actions can be represented as continuous functions, the UAT implies that AI could theoretically learn these actions. However, this leads to another critical question: Can AI truly learn and replicate all human abilities? AI is excellent at recognizing patterns in data, but does this extend to the nuanced and context-dependent patterns humans perceive? AI can generate art and music, but can it truly understand and innovate in the way humans do? AI follows rules and optimizes for given objectives, but can it grasp the deeper ethical and moral contexts of human decisions? What do you think about it? Besides the aforementioned questions and the computational resources challenge, can you think or know any other mathematical barrier for AI to replicate human capabilities? #AI #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #Mathematics #NeuralNetworks #DataScience #Innovation #Technology
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Axel C. I think the question behind this is not “how can you reach AGI” but “what problems can it solve for us to call it an AGI” More importantly we will see subjects expertise like (accounting/finance, cyber, IT, software) being the precursor of a general AGI instead of directly jumping into a world model which knows everything. Example achieving levels of cyber AGI is more understandable than a world model with just LLMs.
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