by hurrycane on 4/19/17, 2:09 PM with 29 comments
by meri_dian on 4/19/17, 9:24 PM
However it seems to me (and I may be wrong) that the DNC tries to implement procedural, deliberate thinking in a way divergent from the method implemented by the human brain.
The brain is clearly capable of providing us with the ability to navigate through complex procedure (like interpreting subway maps), something beyond the abilities of modern AI which mainly excels at more reactionary classification. So the question becomes, why is Deep Mind diverging from the way the brain works in the case of the DNC?
Is it because we don't actually understand how the brain implements reasoning, or is it because in order to do so in the brain's own way it would exceed our technical capabilities? Or both?
by jostmey on 4/19/17, 4:21 PM
by zmgehlke on 4/19/17, 7:29 PM
Can someone explain what a DNC is?
Assume I know most CS undergrad topics -- or can at least google them; eg, I know what a Turing machine is but not what a neural Turing machine is.
by crawfordcomeaux on 4/19/17, 6:07 PM
A key difference between one of my models for how our brain works and the DNC: there's a mechanism for loading/unloading neural networks into the DNC. Also, the inputs = signals from the brain + body + mind + environment (physical & mental) = the outputs (though some outputs require iteratively applying the inputs a good bit before manifesting).