by definition, humans are not more than a neural network.
Imma stop you right there
What’s the neural net that implements storing and retrieving a specific memory within the neural net after being exposed to it once?
Remember, you said not more than a neural net – anything you add to the neural net to make that happen shouldn’t be needed, because humans can do it, and they’re not more than a neural net.
I think we’re gonna have to agree to disagree as to the nature of neural net technology. I’m clearly not talking about optimizing handwriting recognition.
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Imma stop you right there
What’s the neural net that implements storing and retrieving a specific memory within the neural net after being exposed to it once?
Remember, you said not more than a neural net – anything you add to the neural net to make that happen shouldn’t be needed, because humans can do it, and they’re not more than a neural net.
Cyclic neural networks.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recurrent_neural_network
Any other questions?
I think we’re gonna have to agree to disagree as to the nature of neural net technology. I’m clearly not talking about optimizing handwriting recognition.
That’s unfortunate, I wish we could agree on something instead. Anyway, let’s leave it so, then. ✌️