@audubonsociety I do not have opportunity to observe young birds in nests. But I would expect there is some element of learning from parents. I was thinking about parents doing small things like nest maintenance, that the children could observe routinely. I was asking Bing Copilot about this. But its human programmers preclude it
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I simply keep track of all states, and then collect the many models, datasets, and estimates of measurements or properties or guesses. When I say “lossless”, I generally mean “simply absorb it all”, verify, try to link to all related things, and “let the computer do most of the work, but never let it run
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Jen Murray Star Trek VI at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzUfCkbHN5g In 1966 we were a few years from landing on the moon. Then half a century of fiction. It would have been much easier to just explore space than watch space operas. With low cost AIs, and 50 years of advances in all fields, it is now cheaper to
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@EIAgov @WhiteHouse Next month, 23 Jul 2024 is the 26th Anniversary of the Internet Foundation. I am getting a bit tired, and writing this is just a sketch of a few issues – ones most important for the gov domain. The same things apply to all Internet groups and their sites, and methods. But the
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Claude failed my “first AI interview” and it was so bad, I stopped further effort. A bad knockoff. Closed minded builders. I check hopeful “AIs” in depth to see where they always fail. But this whole crop are all failing for the same reasons. I have been tracking “AI” and use of computers at global
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3Blue1Brown: The most unexpected answer to a counting puzzle at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEfHFsfGXjs M2 = n21*M1, clacks21 = Int(pi*sqrt(n21))? But the wall is M_zero and that has to be infinite. So a linear three body problem ought to examine where the wall is not infinite in mass too. The world needs solutions, not problems and you ought
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Even if NOAA were perfect, many world satellite groups are not working together on the Internet. Everyone makes and maintains their own and Internet users see too many variations. If all the traffic signs in a country were different, it is chaos. All the weather and climate data signs and instructions on sites on the
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Deepak Marwal: galvanometer mirror & johanson noise in electric devices | Examples of brownian motion | thermal phy at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRYJqZ5ebVk At 0:10 it is “sedimentation” and “gradient with height” and at 0:16 it is “Johnson noise in electric devices”. Even if you have no equipment, you can simulate it and get help from your friends to
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The current “AIs” are using lossy, “learn it from bad examples on the web” methods. No verification, no records, no permanent copy of steps to refine and share. Just because there are some good worked out mathematical examples on the free Internet that some AIs are able to plagiarize, does not mean a generative index
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Bogdan A @parseb Agree. My only point being that: Nothing living thrives on information alone. Sustenance and goal directness is what life yearns for. Information is just a quantum hammer. (excuse the use) Replying to @parseb @ricard_sole and 3 others Bogdan, The information in a human memory, or in many computers or forms, is just
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