Chapter
The Importance of Compatibility Between Perception and Cognition Systems
38:47 - 47:28 (08:40)
The compatibility between perception and cognition systems is crucial in developing a system that understands conceptual models of the world. The RCA network is an example of how the background and foreground of an image are modeled separately, making the top-down controllability of the generative model apparent.
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To create an AI system that can understand concepts and learn, it's essential to ensure that the perception, cognition, and language systems are compatible and well integrated with each other.
38:47 - 42:32 (03:44)
Summary
To create an AI system that can understand concepts and learn, it's essential to ensure that the perception, cognition, and language systems are compatible and well integrated with each other.
ChapterThe Importance of Compatibility Between Perception and Cognition Systems
Episode#115 – Dileep George: Brain-Inspired AI
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This episode discusses the concept of natural signals and the principles behind it.
42:32 - 45:05 (02:33)
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This episode discusses the concept of natural signals and the principles behind it. These principles, also known as priors, help in reasoning about basic shapes and things in IQ tests.
ChapterThe Importance of Compatibility Between Perception and Cognition Systems
Episode#115 – Dileep George: Brain-Inspired AI
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Neuroscientists discuss the human brain's ability to classify natural signals like cats and dogs versus artificial signals like QR codes.
45:05 - 46:16 (01:10)
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Neuroscientists discuss the human brain's ability to classify natural signals like cats and dogs versus artificial signals like QR codes. They also touch on the potential for studying the brain through chemical modification with hallucinogenic drugs, which may become legal in the near future.
ChapterThe Importance of Compatibility Between Perception and Cognition Systems
Episode#115 – Dileep George: Brain-Inspired AI
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The challenge of encoding priors for abstract reasoning is still a difficult problem, despite the emergence of low level properties from natural signals, which are used in tasks such as completing the corners of a Kansa triangle, purely through the visual system.
46:16 - 47:28 (01:12)
Summary
The challenge of encoding priors for abstract reasoning is still a difficult problem, despite the emergence of low level properties from natural signals, which are used in tasks such as completing the corners of a Kansa triangle, purely through the visual system.