Re:DeepMind: A Generalist Agent
by mdp2021 on Friday May 13, 2022 @10:22AM
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> Our own brains have specialized areas
But Intelligence is one of those, and when people start calling naïvely calling "intelligence" its opposite "imprint", there is a problem. There are even the seeds of a social problem.
> orchestrating ... specialized models
Intelligence (ontology development) is one such specialized model which I have seen more faithfully and consciously attempted in classic AI as opposed to contemporary. Orchestration is crucial for the peripherals that allow the input/output. The study of "generalization" is none the less crucial, because we are to investigate the development of a system that can intrinsically, by its own nature, be exported to the largest number of relatable skills. Even with the highest specialization, up to physical, there is a matter of organicity: a hand is "specialized", yet a hook is not a hand.
But Intelligence is one of those, and when people start calling naïvely calling "intelligence" its opposite "imprint", there is a problem. There are even the seeds of a social problem.
> orchestrating ... specialized models
Intelligence (ontology development) is one such specialized model which I have seen more faithfully and consciously attempted in classic AI as opposed to contemporary. Orchestration is crucial for the peripherals that allow the input/output. The study of "generalization" is none the less crucial, because we are to investigate the development of a system that can intrinsically, by its own nature, be exported to the largest number of relatable skills. Even with the highest specialization, up to physical, there is a matter of organicity: a hand is "specialized", yet a hook is not a hand.