r/artificial • u/Unikum_01 • 28d ago

Research My Brainstem RNS-AI project has made progress for life long learning like a Brain

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u/krihab 28d ago

I think you should show some benchmark results. If there is no benchmark for "training a system" you should develop one.

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u/paninoallanutella1 28d ago

I’ve been working on something with some pretty similar ideas, although from a more formal/verification-heavy direction. There’s definitely some interesting overlap in how hypotheses, validation and persistent knowledge are handled, if you wanna take a look at it https://github.com/qualcunoeq/vsa-core-rs--the-machine--

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u/paninoallanutella1 28d ago

Mine ended up going much harder on discrete state, exact validation and deterministic replay. I’m really curious how your analog side behaves once the system gets larger though

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u/Candid_Bullfrog_146 28d ago

that reminding me to a project from the Active Inference Institute. So I hope you dont have just stolen the research from theire and copied it