Re:Ask HN: Why does no one seem to care that AI gives wrong ...
by 0x00_NULL on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @06:06PM
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Yep. I think this is right on. The anthropomorphization in their behavior and problem descriptions is flawed.
It's precisely that analogy we learned early in our study of neural networks: the layers analyze the curves, straight segments, edges, size, shape, etc. But, when we look at the activation patterns, we see they are not doing anything remotely like that. They look like stochastic correlations, and the activation pattern was almost entirely random.
The same thing is happening here, but at incomprehensible scales and with fortunes being sunk into hope.
It's precisely that analogy we learned early in our study of neural networks: the layers analyze the curves, straight segments, edges, size, shape, etc. But, when we look at the activation patterns, we see they are not doing anything remotely like that. They look like stochastic correlations, and the activation pattern was almost entirely random.
The same thing is happening here, but at incomprehensible scales and with fortunes being sunk into hope.