"All our knowledge falls with the bounds of experience", Kant
It should be quite fruitful to depict all these musings onto the Ashby Space.
Ashby Space is amazing tool for visualizing knowledge complexity based upon the namesake Asby's law of requisite variety.
Its source are the works of Max Boisot and Bill McKelvey, see also a nice summary here:
https://harishsnotebook.wordpress.com/2019/04/28/exploring-the-ashby-space/
Fascinating!
My first thought is that we are misusing/mislabeling TikTok. People are hungry to learn on there if we meet them where they are.
Anil Seth’s 'beast machine theory' suggests consciousness as merely a result of 'controlled hallucinations' that are our brain's attempt to keep us alive.
Interesting. I'll have to read more on this. I do believe the fight against entropy, self directed, as key to this, though it's a conjecture.
I think hallucinations work for us because we have reality as a baseline to compare against. For LLM today it's all hallucinations (or all reality).
It should be quite fruitful to depict all these musings onto the Ashby Space.
Ashby Space is amazing tool for visualizing knowledge complexity based upon the namesake Asby's law of requisite variety.
Its source are the works of Max Boisot and Bill McKelvey, see also a nice summary here:
https://harishsnotebook.wordpress.com/2019/04/28/exploring-the-ashby-space/
Fascinating!
My first thought is that we are misusing/mislabeling TikTok. People are hungry to learn on there if we meet them where they are.
Anil Seth’s 'beast machine theory' suggests consciousness as merely a result of 'controlled hallucinations' that are our brain's attempt to keep us alive.
Interesting. I'll have to read more on this. I do believe the fight against entropy, self directed, as key to this, though it's a conjecture.
I think hallucinations work for us because we have reality as a baseline to compare against. For LLM today it's all hallucinations (or all reality).