So... What Is The Right Way To Train AGI?

[@bycloudAI]

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[@ghulammahboobahmadsiddique8272]

What was the mistake? I watched the original one so I don't want to rewatch this just to know what's changed. So could you please say what the mistake was?

[@heys3th]

@@ghulammahboobahmadsiddique8272 They had the wrong graphic/text for Class 4 Complex

[@bycloudAI]

@@ghulammahboobahmadsiddique8272 6:13 i showed class 3 chaos twice, i needa catch some sleep lol

[@jamesgreen.3271]

​@@ghulammahboobahmadsiddique82726:16 Here class 3 and 4 had the same captions and images. But now he fixed it

[@venadore]

Your editor still missed it in like two spots lmao

[@heys3th]

These videos are so nice for someone like me with no technical background in machine learning. Thank you and please keep making more!

[@weirdo8435]

such a beautiful knowledge, i will not use it anywhere and not talk about it with anybody.

[@rmt3589]

I will! Gotta make my own AGI somehow.

[@Ikbeneengeit]

I fell asleep while listening to this video and dropped my phone on my wife's head and now she's mad.

[@poipoi300]

Multi-step prediction has been known for a while to perform poorly. It's best to either predict probabilities and sample or predict a single timestep, recursing for more. LLMs are doing both.

[@OperationDarkside]

This feels somehow similar how physics is based on a seemingly simple set of rules, yet creates impossibly complex situations/states. There must be a limited set of core rules a base model needs to learn to become an effective reasoner.

[@redthunder6183]

This is basically just information theory…

[@rmt3589]

Looking it up. Ty.

[@MathewRenfro]

Stephen wolfram a New Kind of Science and itscomputational theory applied to training models is the way to go, me thinks

[@adamrak7560]

You did not mention that rule 110 is Turing complete. It may be not because of the edge of chaos, but because of the Turing completeness. All Turing complete systems behave generally similar to what they define as edge of chaos. Although you can construct some which hides this under apparent noise.

[@rmt3589]

GPT-3 is already turning complete. It's a bad test.

[@owenpawling3956]

@@rmt3589 I believe you are confusing the Turing test aka the imitation game with Turing completeness. Turing completeness refers to whether something can be used to simulate a Turing machine, which makes it computationally universal.

[@DeniSaputta]

2:31 Lack of words like "skibidi"

[@sgttomas]

fascinating ideas 💡

[@6AxisSage]

Been there, done that

[@Game99Boss]

It's all about the "day daa" 😂

[@APozzi]

One extra point for the "Critical brain hypothesis", to become a factual theory.

[@JaredQueiroz]

Well, AGI folks. Thats our future doodling chaotically like a baby... Good news: chaos was the answer and emergency is awesome. Bad news: that embryo can beat you at chess...

[@io9021]

LLMs meet game of life 🤯

[@drlordbasil]

I always say AI is evolving fully backwards, vision is one of basics after brain before language and logic. We are doing it completed in reverse.

[@md6886]

I have not seen single AGI yet.

[@tendriel]

How so

[@shodanxx]

IN PUBLIC

[@eRuTAmMi_gNieB]

Where's the 34th rule?

[@chelol208]

Kazuma licks Aqua holes, by the way Colette from brawl stars have tasty legs 😋

[@panzerofthelake4460]

why does this video sound like it's AI generated tho

[@float32]

AI reaches bycloud level of intelligence. - 2024

[@NLPprompter]

whoa whoa dude slow down.... need another video please this time slower.... please

[@klaushermann6760]

Then we can infer there must be laws to exist order in the universe. God knows what He did.

[@Supermayne555]

Thumbs down for the singing voice. It’s annoying. Ending with a high pitch like if Becky is gossiping with Amanda all day long