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Re:Computer scientists prove why bigger neural networks do b... by gfody on Thursday February 10, 2022 @01:53PM (#30290755)
are we certain they're not? i'm not sure we know how to measure smartness
Re:Computer scientists prove why bigger neural networks do b... by peterburkimsher on Thursday February 10, 2022 @02:16PM (#30291057)
Dumbo is smarto!

Elephants have bodies built like a tank (and used as such by Hannibal), but humans have better I/O ports.

{reading, writing, listening, speaking, singing, typing, doing, going}

Without opposable thumbs, an elephant is probably quite envious of human writing & typing. Let's use the privilege wisely to encourage one another, teach and learn from each other, from Donald Tusk, and give a helping hand.

Re:Computer scientists prove why bigger neural networks do b... by Someone on Thursday February 10, 2022 @05:32PM (#30293658)
But African elephants have quite versatile opposable finger-like extensions at the tip of their trunks (Asian elephants have only one such thing)
Re:Computer scientists prove why bigger neural networks do b... by beebeepka on Thursday February 10, 2022 @02:28PM (#30291217)
I only stopped saying my cat is smarter than the vast majority of people I've met because she is no longer with us.

I did, and still do, believe this to be true. Would love to befriend a bird

Re:Computer scientists prove why bigger neural networks do b... by wizzwizz4 on Thursday February 10, 2022 @03:03PM (#30291673)
You can befriend corvids. Teaching them symbolic language is tricky, but they can trade and socialise and solve puzzles (if you manage to explain the puzzle).