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Max Bennett

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But for semantic memories, we're terrible. And so externalizing that with writing is 1 of the key technologies that enables us to be way smarter than we are in fact, because we now have this external device that enables us to store largely infinite numbers of memories and translate them across generations.

“But for semantic memories, we're terrible. And so externalizing that with writing is 1 of the key technologies that enables us to be way smarter than we are in fact, because we now have this external device that enables us to store largely infinite numbers of memories and translate them across generations.”
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Max Bennett
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

02 / evaluation

I think there is absolutely something to the idea that just because you can recognize something so that would be a feed forward network that can observe a stapler alone is insufficient to what most people would mean when they use the word understanding.

“I think there is absolutely something to the idea that just because you can recognize something so that would be a feed forward network that can observe a stapler alone is insufficient to what most people would mean when they use the word understanding.”
Speaker
Max Bennett
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

03 / evaluation

Evolutionary neuroscience, so what do we know about the past brains of humans and the ordered set of modifications of how brains came to be. And then AI, which is how do we ground sort of the highfalutin conceptual discussions about how the brain works in what works in practice, I think, a really important grounding principle because it helps really hold us accountable towards the principles that we think work.

“Evolutionary neuroscience, so what do we know about the past brains of humans and the ordered set of modifications of how brains came to be. And then AI, which is how do we ground sort of the highfalutin conceptual discussions about how the brain works in what works in practice, I think, a really important grounding principle because it helps really hold us accountable towards the principles that we think work.”
Speaker
Max Bennett
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk
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