Some serious vacuity in there. The author should really think about the actionable aspect of their thoughts. eg.
"""
It’s time to completely abandon this meaningless “form anxiety” caused by “scale misalignment.”
We should no longer ask: “Does this AI model look like a brain?” We should ask: “Can this AI model effectively achieve the brain’s core computational functions?"
"""
...on a deeper analysis of the site, this looks like a mass of Claude output...
I use LLM to do the final rendering. It is mainly to unify the language style and ensure smooth semantics. After working with models for a long time, my own language expression skills have been affected and become somewhat fragmented. Use it to make sure that what I say is more human-like than a string of prompts.
Regardless of the text, formulas and codes are the final proof. Stay tuned for more explorations from us.
Some serious vacuity in there. The author should really think about the actionable aspect of their thoughts. eg. """ It’s time to completely abandon this meaningless “form anxiety” caused by “scale misalignment.” We should no longer ask: “Does this AI model look like a brain?” We should ask: “Can this AI model effectively achieve the brain’s core computational functions?" """
...on a deeper analysis of the site, this looks like a mass of Claude output...
I use LLM to do the final rendering. It is mainly to unify the language style and ensure smooth semantics. After working with models for a long time, my own language expression skills have been affected and become somewhat fragmented. Use it to make sure that what I say is more human-like than a string of prompts.
Regardless of the text, formulas and codes are the final proof. Stay tuned for more explorations from us.
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