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Re:Neural networks 'learn' the way humans do? A neuroscienti... by levitatorius on Sunday June 12, 2022 @06:28PM (#31718882)
It's fascinating that we have simple primitives or notions of analysis, deduction, causation, yet no artificial system where those features of intelligence emerge on their own.
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Re:Neural networks 'learn' the way humans do? A neuroscienti... by deltaonefour on Sunday June 12, 2022 @08:10PM (#31719492)
Not true. It's called unsupervised learning.
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Re:Neural networks 'learn' the way humans do? A neuroscienti... by levitatorius on Monday June 13, 2022 @05:57AM (#31723204)
What do you think is missing then? Unsupervised learning == general intelligence?
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Re:Neural networks 'learn' the way humans do? A neuroscienti... by deltaonefour on Monday June 13, 2022 @12:39PM (#31727936)
Not talking about agi. I am doing proof by contradiction. Yes current models of ML are primitive but the reasoning attributes you brought up have been reproduced in ML.. albeit in a primitive way.

It is still proof by contradiction, what you say is categorically not true.

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