8 comments

  • cpldcpu 4 minutes ago
    Is this architecture actually able to generalize or is it mostly based on memorization? Have you tried some basic tasks that require generalization? e.g. number addition etc?
  • advael 26 minutes ago
    Seems interesting, I've been messing with a lot of continuous learning approaches lately and it's cool to see something that's built from the ground up for avoiding catastrophic forgetting. Worth a clone for sure
  • hexley19 1 hour ago
    Seeing 'Mini-AGI' and '8GB VRAM' in the same sentence is a breath of fresh air. Maybe local AGI isn't so far-fetched.
  • whizzter 59 minutes ago
    Nobody will throw rocks, I think most people are curious/suspicious about the big players and wants more hands-on since we suspect that this all will come down in cost soon enough.
  • skeledrew 49 minutes ago
    Getting conceptually closer to how the human brain works. Looking forward to more of this.
    • volotat 45 minutes ago
      I also like how it is very organic. It naturally grows and deletes unused elements, so in addition to traditional backprop there is also a natural selection happening in the background. Each new expert has 16 parents by the way, lol.
  • loopydosuette 9 minutes ago
    throwing crumpled paper ball
  • myshapeprotocol 1 hour ago
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