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by anon84873628
43 days ago
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We do mostly know how the brain works at this level of detail, and it is akin to Principal Component Analysis. There are only so many ways it could work, unless you believe in dualism. My question was rhetorical. All you've described with the other stuff is a "multi-modal" model (and ignoring all of the "biological pre-training" that took place through millennia of evolution). The interesting (and perhaps surprising to some people) thing is how well pure text training can compensate for the lack of other senses. |
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"Neural Networks" are the Omegaverse of Computing and we are all poorer for it. I could elaborate, but I'm exhausted and depressed right now. The map is not the territory. The broken analogy is almost never the real thing. A stopped clock is right thousands of times per year if you just keep collecting as much data as you can.