Statistical mimicry is to language what a plastic toy picturing a bus is to public transportation innovation. It may look right, but it can't perform its function. A horse-drawn cart would be cruder, but could actually move people from A to B. It's cargo-cult AI.
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I'm looking forward to seeing AI agents that: - Have a model of the world - Assume others do too - Use some form of language to update models on each side ... As well as many others things you use language for. It doesn't matter if their syntax is terrible.
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Much like an airplane, language has a function. No matter how realistic you make your image of a plane, if it misses the function, you still haven't mastered human flight.pic.twitter.com/UX8LDecrvS
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exactly...
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I stopped a step earlier in this thread:https://twitter.com/prem_k/status/1223687201008934912?s=20 …
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Understanding language goes beyond statistical learning of language models. It requires awareness of implicit agreements and making sense of conventional codes, few-shot generalization of contexts. IMO It’s not possible without embodiment and rich sources of percepts.
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Can we simulate embodiment?
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Google translate is pretty bad with Burmese and Latin, I noticed.
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Less material to learn from. Latin in particular.
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creele a él si no me crees a mi,
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Jaja no hace falta me quede reflexionando estos días en tus palabras y me di cuenta que tenes razón. Igual creo que seguía desestimando lo divertidos que son esos algoritmos
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