Not hard at all, as my two-parameter model illustrates. And if you knew Machine Learning 101 your models might be slightly less broken. (And it would also help if you stopped treating experts from relevant fields as if they’re stupid.)
@pmddomingos
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Every Field Has Its Schmidhuber-Complete Researcher
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Every field has a Schmidhuber-complete researcher, who discovered everything before anyone else.
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Vision as Controlled Hallucination: Diffusion and Predictive Coding
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Vision is controlled hallucination. Therefore it can be solved by combining diffusion with predictive coding.
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Linear temperature model without CO2 effect challenges climate science
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Global temperature = 22.8 + 0.01736 * year, +/- 0.148. This model was unfailingly accurate for the last 40 years, and it includes zero effect of CO2. Beat that, climate alarmists.
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Large Language Models Could Become Presidents
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If Biden can be president, so can a large language model.
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Rigor vs Impact: The Inverse Hierarchy of Scientific Disciplines
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In the pecking order of rigor, mathematicians look down on physicists, which look down on engineers, which look down on computer scientists. In the pecking order of impact, it's the other way around.
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Latest LLM Reads Text on Wall Warning of Impact
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The latest LLM can read writing on a wall. It says "You're about to hit me."