[Korrelan]

 

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@Korrelan that's exactly what I was thinking. 

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Because a text dataset can say flowers smell like X or that bark smells like X and flowers are similar to bark hence flowers probably smell like X. You end up learning flowers smell like, um, ex, fish, and so flows are similar to fish then....

Images don't show molecular smells, unless you have microscopic images of molecules.....ok fine vision can tell you what flowers smell like, you 'can' see that flowers say had fish molecules, so they'd smell like fish then....Assuming they can be picked up by human noses.... Do images show that?.........Nope. 1up 4 text then!

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Before I write my book, I'm just trying to first find out from yous how the brain can more accurately answer a wider variety of problems. My AGI blueprint is a hierarchy of representations, that uses energy sitting in nodes to make the hierarchy "do anything". I can't see it any other way. Any task or pattern uses those memories.

When you view a text prompt (like GPT does), you can look at it multiple ways and manipulate it multiple ways, and use your merged representations to e-merge out something new. Syntactics tells you the usual word that follows (frequency), the pattern helps you. So does seeing all family 3rd names are identical, this pattern tells you what usually follows. - If you gave the last 15 words to a syntactic/semantic AI only it would not know to put the [ ] word at end > Al Ba Zoy has a very healthy son who's name is said to be Ga Wa [Zoy], because there's nothing saying or suggesting it goes there, the first time it has seen that word is just now and the last person's name is not the same and therefore doesn't trigger the same word to follow. Such would look like: I have [my zwq] and so [my>zwq]. Now of course the names could be decodes as "name name name has a son name name _" and this would make both last names same though ex. Tom Kee Lee has a son Jack Kee Lee. To make just the 3rd name same, a rule must be told. Or discover in text. Or must invent the rule itself.

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Yes that's true! What Ivan said,  without the senses there would be no use for language that describes it... maybe..  but its definitely true its a problem involved with chat bots is they are talking about things they have no experience for.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/hwtfls/vision_is_special/

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How far along is your book Korrelan? Can I take a peak?

[Korrelan]

Sorry... not quite ready for human consumption yet...