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by phkahler
970 days ago
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>> It’s indeed odd that current dnn’s require massive amount of energy to retrain and lack any kind of practical continuous adaptation and learning. To me that just means nobody has figured out how to do that effectively. The majority will simply make use of what's been done and proven, so we got a plateau at object recognition, and again at generative AI (with applications in several domains). One problem with continuous adaptation and learning is providing an "entity" and "environment" for it to "live" in which doing the adaptive learning. There are some researchers doing that either with robots, or simulations. That's much harder to set up than a lot of cloud compute resources. I do agree with you that these aspects are missing and things will be much more interesting when they get addressed. |
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