@Ylecun perpetuates false dichotomy here, between nature & nurture, without presenting data. Is there any evidence primates have fewer innate priors than mountain goats? Any proof that more innate priors actually entails less adaptivity? Better priors can yield *better* learning.https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1180171721481113602 …
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Yes, thanks, but the question didn't stem from ignorance of the work, it was a genuinely questioning the conclusions that can be drawn from it. Can you point to specific papers (not books) that detail that these are in fact *not* skills learned early in life?
no @santoroAI i am not going to rewrite my literature review for you personally because you are too lazy to go the library. sorry.
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Ha, unfortunately it's not laziness. I've been down this path before and wasted time and money for answers that are promised but not delivered. So I guess I'll just back away from this conversation, unless anyone else wants to chime in to talk science :)
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it really is lazy if a professional has written a synthesis on exactly the topic you inquire about and you won't even look. and i have noticed you do the same thing multiple times. if it's not in arxiv post 2010 you wont read it. see last tweet from
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