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by staticman2
24 days ago
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Hinton says things like "...we're optimized for having not many experiences. You only live for about a billion seconds—that's assuming you don't learn anything after you're 30, which is pretty much true. So you live for about a billion seconds and you've got a 100 trillion connections. So [you've] got crazily more parameters than you have experiences. So our brains [are] optimized for making the best use of not very many experiences." |
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But that's a good way to look at it: in 2B seconds, how many experiences can we get?