@VraserX: The big AI labs will give us persistent memory, but probably never true continual learning. That would be far too power…
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The author argues that big AI labs will offer persistent memory but not true continual learning due to power constraints, keeping continually learning models private.
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The big AI labs will give us persistent memory, but probably never true continual learning.
That would be far too powerful.
Instead, the continually learning models will stay behind closed doors, and we’ll just get periodically updated versions derived from them.
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