Did you seriously stop reading after the first line? Your response has NOTHING to do with what I wrote.
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If you’re going to make a law saying “anything with a neural architecture” it’s possible to keep the behavior with alternative architectures which remove the neurons.
I very explicitly and plain as day DID NOT say they are using something different today, I said your proposed law would make them change in response. This is very clearly not the thing you think I said.
If you change the proposed law further to “any software which takes a large amount of data to extract patterns iteratively to solve for arbitrary targets” then your regulation will cover every optimizing compiler and a ton of physics solvers.
The law should cover behavior of software deployments, not architectures.
Did you seriously stop reading after the first line? Your response has NOTHING to do with what I wrote.
Keep reading
If you’re going to make a law saying “anything with a neural architecture” it’s possible to keep the behavior with alternative architectures which remove the neurons.
I very explicitly and plain as day DID NOT say they are using something different today, I said your proposed law would make them change in response. This is very clearly not the thing you think I said.
If you change the proposed law further to “any software which takes a large amount of data to extract patterns iteratively to solve for arbitrary targets” then your regulation will cover every optimizing compiler and a ton of physics solvers.
The law should cover behavior of software deployments, not architectures.
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