Compute is the helium of the AI era.
In 1920, everyone bet on bigger, better balloons. You can fly without understanding aerodynamics, and you can get intelligent behavior without fully understanding intelligence.
Talked dirigibles and brains with @fuelfive on Progress.
Why has no one cracked the brain?
Progress ep10 is live with @dileeplearning, my Vicarious co-founder, now head of AI research at @AsteraInstitute.
We discuss why today's AI is a dirigible, why scaling isn't enough, and whether rogue-AI stories are overhyped.
Why has no one cracked the brain?
Progress ep10 is live with @dileeplearning, my Vicarious co-founder, now head of AI research at @AsteraInstitute.
We discuss why today's AI is a dirigible, why scaling isn't enough, and whether rogue-AI stories are overhyped.
Hilariously, OpenAI’s galactic algorithm for resolving the Exponential Time Hypothesis runs an exponential-time subroutine if the number of variables is less than 10^10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. That number is also known as infinity plus 1.
The 'space time attractor' in 'A mechanistic theory is planning in PFC' is belief propagation on a unrolled graph, and you might miss it if you read the paper. https://t.co/97ilvtXtQj
The 'space time attractor' in 'A mechanistic theory is planning in PFC' is belief propagation on a unrolled graph, and you might miss it if you read the paper. https://t.co/97ilvtXtQj
@leothecurious basically how do you learn hierarchical models that do all this. (we're making progress of course). Not all models are compatible with doing active inference, their representations need to have certain properties.
Going to disagree here. On average an AI generated review will be better than a human generated one from the average reviewer especially in esoteric or cross disciplinary areas. I do agree that it is better to read the paper first, do ur own review & augment ur review with AI. 1/
Hmm. I did read the peer reviews and I’d call it peer review extra super lite. I’d be happy to do the job elife reviewers didn’t — I feel it shouldn’t be this joyous, stay tuned. :)
Got nothing to do with America
After my bachelors I worked in Bangalore. First job. First time living in a city. (IIT Bombay campus doesn’t count)
A bunch of us from office went to a pizza place. My first time in a pizza place.
I pointed at something and I said I’ll have that pizza.
The look and correction I got from one of them is unforgettable “THAT’s LASAANIA”, which I later came to know is spelled lasagna.
@srvmshr@karaninthewire Yeah I was semi-aware of this, but not about the act. The mumbai city name change happened during my time there! I remember a catchy bill board: “mum and bai think it’s cool”.