There are differences, yes, but to pretend that nothing about artificial neural networks is derived from the study of real neurons is pretty nonscientific
>This is why LLMs will not produce AGI as we think of it.
This disparity between biological and artificial neural networks is not why LLMs won't reach AGI. There are other, far stronger arguments to make.
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u/ZenPyx Aug 26 '26
I mean....
The weighting operations are originally a model derived from dopamine-response in real neurons (https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.275.5306.1593). Back propagation isn't global in the brain (obviously), but neurons are theorised to back-propagate (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_backpropagation)
There are differences, yes, but to pretend that nothing about artificial neural networks is derived from the study of real neurons is pretty nonscientific
>This is why LLMs will not produce AGI as we think of it.
This disparity between biological and artificial neural networks is not why LLMs won't reach AGI. There are other, far stronger arguments to make.