Especially when you are involved in a field that mimics the same process
Witnessing the development of the mind of a child has got to be the most wonderful and fascinating thing there is
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Totally agree, and to anyone interested in AI seeing their pace of development makes our own efforts seem all too painfully slow.
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so, you're taking notes?
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My grandfather worked at a daycare after leaving the software industry and he ended up teaching binary arithmetic to little kids, finger counting. Called it "bits n bytes". Had fancy marbles as prizes. It is amazing how much adults misunderstand what kids are good and bad at.
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After having seen 2 kids growing in their early years has made me realize that why Computer Vision already had it's "AHAA" moment much sooner than NLP; Kids start to develop visual skills in 9-10 months while it takes 3 years to start talking properly!
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And about 10 years to start fighting at school
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Ah yes, the point when the organic neural network is training its weights at a blistering pace!
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and surprising?
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True, but witnessing my toddler's growth while at the same time witnessing the gradual loss of my late mother's speech and cognitive ability, really put things into perspective.
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So true! I can relate to that
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