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    François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 15 Mar 2019

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    In general, modelling the statistical structure of language does not give you a solid grasp on its meaning. If humans communicated in an efficient, compressed way, our messages would have no statistical structure at all, yet they would not be any less meaningful.https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/1106604524678995969 …

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    At this point we are pretty close to training our language models on the entirety of text corpora that humanity has produced so far. Their language understanding capabilities are still close to zero.
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      1. RuskEater‏ @RuskEating 15 Mar 2019
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        http://norvig.com/chomsky.html 

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      1. Pranav Modi‏ @pranav_modi 15 Mar 2019
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        Understanding of language, or anything close to it, will come only with learning it's use - teaching agents to communicate with each other in a meaningful way via human language.

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      1. kelvindotchan‏ @kelvindotchan 15 Mar 2019
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        Speculation: maybe we should build agents that use lang to serve itself rather than as service to human. I.e. use it comm with us, to achieve whatever objective we implicitly give it. It must be integrated with its other abilities.

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      2. Arseny Khakhalin‏ @ampanmdagaba 15 Mar 2019
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        I'm not sure I agree, but it's interesting. No stat structure = no repeated patterns. As all words/phrases can't be unique (hapax legomenon = no info transfer), it means no context sharing by speech => context is fully shared between parties. Ergo: it only works for monologues.

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      3. Arseny Khakhalin‏ @ampanmdagaba 15 Mar 2019
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        In other words, it seems that no statistical structure implies no language. One can have uncorrelated stream of data if context is fully predefined (eg. instrumental measurements), but not for language. Unless you literally mean obfuscating text by ZIPing it before saying it.

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      1. l0l0‏ @l0rentus 15 Mar 2019
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        Poetry is a kingdom thou shall not pass the taste Internet is a virtual DOM you can throw some tests #OkJeSors

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      2. Ravi Annaswamy‏ @bag_of_ideas 15 Mar 2019
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        A reductionist can say that all a neural network is a nonlinear mapping learnt using Gradt descent, weight sharing & some regularization and lots and lots of examples; but when you see a machine translation learn to aptly use a word in unseen contexts, sthg else happening;

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      3. Ravi Annaswamy‏ @bag_of_ideas 15 Mar 2019
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        Generalization with sparse data is a kind of understanding even through you could underestimate it as just interpolation or extrapolation.

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      1. Ravi Annaswamy‏ @bag_of_ideas 15 Mar 2019
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        How else do you define understanding except in two parts: parsing a situation as composed of object parts and inferring hidden properties of those parts?

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      2. Thomas‏ @evolvingstuff 15 Mar 2019
        Replying to @fchollet

        Conversely, in the absence of any statistical regularities, babies would never learn to speak.

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      3. AssistedEvolution‏ @AssistedEvolve 15 Mar 2019
        Replying to @evolvingstuff @fchollet

        reinfocement learning

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