Scaling Hypothesis #2: Are Humans Just More Over-Parameterized? (opens in new tab)
(2024-04-21) There are many mysteries about deep learning and human intelligence, but we could describe the biggest anomaly this way: why are artificial neural nets smart in such stupid ways, and biological brains stupid but in smart ways? I propose a major change in deep learning scaling paradigms: the architectural differences between human brains and NNs (particularly LLMs) may be due to a bias-variance tradeoff, where LLMs minimize variance and human brains minimize bias. Human brains do...
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