It's only a matter of time until the technological singularity
> The WM
of a self-referential NN, however, can keep rapidly
modifying all of itself during runtime. In principle, such NNs can meta-learn to learn, and metameta-learn to meta-learn to learn, and so on, in the
sense of recursive self-improvement.
Everyone who doubts is hanging everything on "in principle" being too hard. Seems ridiculous to me, a failure of imagination.
> The WM of a self-referential NN, however, can keep rapidly modifying all of itself during runtime. In principle, such NNs can meta-learn to learn, and metameta-learn to meta-learn to learn, and so on, in the sense of recursive self-improvement.
Everyone who doubts is hanging everything on "in principle" being too hard. Seems ridiculous to me, a failure of imagination.