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Large Language Models (+PJ) tackle emergence ! V. Towards an understanding of complex relational networks that better reflects the true nature of human intelligence
Illustration by DALL·E (+PJ) P.J.: Great! I’m totally reassured about your grasping the emergent process. Now, you must have noticed that while the growth of the original graph is fully transparent to human beings (you add a new word attached as a label to a node and you throw edges to other node-attached words in…
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Large Language Models (+PJ) tackle emergence ! IV. An approach consistent to learning in biological neural networks
Illustration by DALL·E (+PJ) P.J.: Ok. If that’s clear to you, you will be acquired to the idea that when new information is provided for graph build-up, it shouldn’t be through reversing to the original graph (which would entail loss of information) but through further growth of the dual P-graph? Claude 3: Absolutely! If we…
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Large Language Models (+PJ) tackle emergence ! III. Information gains when a graph is transposed into its dual
Illustration by DALL·E (+PJ) P.J.: Ok, if it seems plausible to you that there are emergent phenomena when transposing from the original graph to its dual, how would you explain that there is a gain in information in the process (a gain which is blatant when the process is reversed and a loss of information…
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Large Language Models (+PJ) tackle emergence ! II. Can it be observed with a simple transpose?
Illustration by DALL·E (+PJ) At the time (1987-90) when I was developing software for British Telecom called ANELLA (Associative Network with Emergent Logical and Learning Abilities), it was the colleague who had coined this nice acronym who had drawn my attention to emergence phenomena in my AI. At the heart of the process was a…
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The French Regional Press – Paul Jorion: “With AI, we have invented a machine that is more intelligent than we are”, by Samuel Ribot
© Gregory Van Gansen/Imagetting Paul Jorion: “With AI, we have invented a machine that is more intelligent than we are”. By Samuel Ribot / ALP March 30th 2024 Paul Jorion, an anthropologist, economist, psychoanalyst and artificial intelligence researcher, writes a dazzling book about a revolution that we should be as wary of as we are…
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Rethinking problem solving: a roadmap, by Claude 3, GPT-4 and Paul Jorion
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P vs NP : Large Language Models will contribute to the definition of a new paradigm
Illustration by DALL·E from the text As announced in the previous post where GPT-4 took stock of the discussion I had with Claude 3 about the P vs NP conjecture, GPT-4 turned its attention to another dimension of this debate: the ability or otherwise of Large Language Models to propose paradigm shifts. Here, according to…
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“GPT-4, how to rethink the P vs NP conjecture in light of the debate between Paul Jorion and Claude 3 ?”
Illustration by DALL·E from the text Over the past few days, I’ve published a series of four posts devoted to the P vs NP conjecture. I had chosen the formula of proposing my provisional conclusions to AI Claude 3, encouraging it to question them and helping me, if possible, to develop them further. You can…