François Chollet on Twitter: "The innate cognitive priors that we have about the world around us take millions of years to evolve, and thus are ancient, and shared with non-human primates. Our priors about spatial navigation are even largely shared with species as distant as birds.… https://t.co/FYS8DWYITN"

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1. Srishti Kashyap (सृष्टि) ‏ @curious_srish 28 Nov 2020
  Replying to @fchollet
  
  This beautifully highlights & brings in perspective the evolution of neural networks.
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1. Grady Booch‏Verified account @Grady_Booch 28 Nov 2020
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  <sarcasm> Nothing that millions of years of compute time using DL can’t evolve, right? </sarcasm>
  
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1. Joe "Sa Bhaile" Gilvary‏ @CatChullain 28 Nov 2020
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  "Our findings suggest that it is likely that an ancient microcircuit that already existed in the last common stem amniote might have been evolutionarily conserved and partly modified in birds and mammals."https://science.sciencemag.org/content/369/6511/eabc5534 …
  
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1. AI-Lightcone‏ @ALightcone 28 Nov 2020
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  Beautiful idea. We stand on the shoulders of many creatures.
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1. .CharlotteS.NaN‏ @__TweetinChar__ 28 Nov 2020
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  Nice.
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1. Ángel Lamuño ❦‏ @AngelLamuno 28 Nov 2020
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  Is there a good survey of what you call 'the innate cognitive priors that we have about the world around us' that you know of?
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1. Mario V‏ @latinostats 28 Nov 2020
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  unless they are created....
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1. Bobo‏ @notbyintent 29 Nov 2020
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  Interesting thing is that they are extremely efficient and often do not involve color. More pointedly, our visual systems are extremely good at classifying things it has never seen before based on geometry. Perhaps that is where more research should be placed.
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