The most remarkable thing about the brain is that it wasn't designed. As a result, how the brain works is largely an irrelevant question.
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Replying to @fchollet
People taking this out of context: I make no statement about the importance of neuroscience. "Relevance" here is wrt building AI algorithms.
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Replying to @fchollet
As a neuroscientist specifically trying to apply ideas from cog/neuro to AI, I respectfully disagree!
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Replying to @janexwang @fchollet
Both are giant fields, yet have little relative overlap. The intersection is currently ripe with new, interesting ideas :)
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Replying to @janexwang
Neuro is great for inspiration, but the algorithms we build from this inspiration tend to have little in common with the original phenomena
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Replying to @fchollet
How can it be great for inspiration and yet be irrelevant for AI? (as per your original tweet)
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Replying to @janexwang
My original point was not even "neuroscience is irrelevant to AI"...
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Replying to @fchollet @janexwang
So what is actually the original point? Having a hard time making much sense of the original tweet + replies
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Replying to @santoroAI @janexwang
My point is that asking "what problem is the brain solving" is more important than asking "how the details of brain implementation work".
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You can re-read the thread, it is pretty unambiguous and a large majority of people seem to get it.
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