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This is such a brilliant and succinct explanation of unsupervised learning

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maxwellsdemon⏳1 year ago

ilya shares the same thing in an interview with jensen Everyones betting on the Strong belief that compression will lead to unsupervised learning, no complex algo needed..just near ~lossless compression!

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Rainmaker2 years ago

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Sol K. Monroe1 year ago

Sounds like quantum mechanics

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xac1 year ago

Hutter was on this. See also

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Guive Assadi1 year ago

@pawtrammell weigh in

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Johannes Schmidt 🌌👾1 year ago

it's middle out after all

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Adrian Scott | LLMs AI1 year ago

fully bayesian 🤠

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Zeromick1 year ago

Wow I finally learned what researchers are doing.

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kai1 year ago

hallmark of great and deep understanding is the capacity to explain smth in a surprisingly simple way

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Enrico Rossi1 year ago

So, its analogous to the principle of least time for light to travel, also known as Fermat's Principle, except for information as opposed to light. BASED.

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