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The Fractured Entangled Representation Hypothesis (Intro)
5 Jul 2025 6 published claims 4 attributable people
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“Pick breeder, I think what's especially what was at play was like the evolution of evolvability because people are only selecting for what they wanted.”
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- Machine Learning Street Talk
“It's a divergent, unpredictable, open ended search into the unknown. It's possible that the most important discoveries that we will eventually make will be the ones we aren't even looking for now.”
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- Machine Learning Street Talk
“If you have an algorithm that's trying to follow a gradient by matching closer and closer and closer to the objective, getting a higher and higher score, you're going to get stuck in a dead end because of deception, because the things that lead to the thing you want actually don't look like the thing you want.”
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“Like, what are you objecting to? But they but the point is that it can still be an impostor because it's like, what we care about here is not just that it's going to get answers right, like, good test scores, like, seem to be plausibly human when you talk about things that are in distribution.”
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- Machine Learning Street Talk
“So after a week, I switched to the other 1. It was so much easier because I knew calculus.”
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“The thing that I think makes this really intriguing is that it gives you something that otherwise could never exist, which is a counterexample that there actually do exist networks that don't have that issue.”
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