Do you have working code? Please explain exactly how your AGI theory predicts.
BTW If you meant combining sound and image predictions, then yes, that is AGI too. Though the merging is associative, clap sound translates to clap video. This increases prediction accuracy. Not storing some (non-episodically) ex. just store sound of clap is merging, ex. image clap>crowd, sound clap>chants, we know chants=crowd and so we can just not store the vision version, store only the sound version, and inflate the specific weights that vision shared. Of course if asked on the task of vision, you need vision, so we can't just throw away other sensories, same for semantics ex. word2vec, we can remember both cat and dog. So what we can do is keep all the sensories, each having the merge of each other. So if sound a>b over c it is based on vision etc without needing to touch the visual cortex! I suppose same sensory ex. words can do this too, we keep both dog and cat sounds stored, and when we hear cat we get all dog predictions + cat's, not because the energy leaks through shared patheways but because of the representation 'cat' which is just really 'cat' but is an improved tree simply! Yes, shared paths between cat and dog were necessary to discover the relationship BUT costs more compute/time, it's a one time fix. IF they DO leak by shared paths, then well that's amazingly parallel. I wonder, dog=cat is based on shared contexts in the net, but what if triggering them together affects it more? Like you tell your friend "yea bro, cat=dog, they both eat, lick, etc see! : friend: oh, now i see, thanks for showing me, even though i knew all those". Simply hearing them in time works better so we can strengthen them more. ? Hearing "cats lick, dogs lick", is more connecting them than "cats lick. My mom is old. Dogs lick.". Not because just cat and dog are closer, but because we are explicitly suggesting they are the same (so long as you trust the writer! He's telling you, clearly). ...have to think on both still... unsure still About layers of sensories, ya, remember my Christmas hierarchy image? You could link sound clap to image dog, then link that to smell, then link that to some long sentence. Building bigger features. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Td2287eb2b142cb0b-M1d5e21fb0b4dfcf58e4ce359 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
