I would like to take this opportunity to point out the recent work by Migueldev on Archetypal Transfer Learning. I think that this work is, currently, rendered useless by not being conducted on a world-optimization-capable agent. However, I think the work is still valuable, because it lays groundwork for conducting this research in the future upon such world-optimizing models. It’s a bit awkward trying to do it now, when the ‘subject’ of the research is but a paper tiger, a hollow imitation of the true intended subject. I think it’s probably worthwhile to do anyway, since we may not have a long time after developing the true world-optimizing general agents before everything goes to hell in a hand-basket. I would feel a lot more supportive of the work if the Migueldev acknowledged that they were working with an imitation of the true subject. I worry that they don’t grasp this distinction.
I would like to take this opportunity to point out the recent work by Migueldev on Archetypal Transfer Learning. I think that this work is, currently, rendered useless by not being conducted on a world-optimization-capable agent. However, I think the work is still valuable, because it lays groundwork for conducting this research in the future upon such world-optimizing models. It’s a bit awkward trying to do it now, when the ‘subject’ of the research is but a paper tiger, a hollow imitation of the true intended subject. I think it’s probably worthwhile to do anyway, since we may not have a long time after developing the true world-optimizing general agents before everything goes to hell in a hand-basket. I would feel a lot more supportive of the work if the Migueldev acknowledged that they were working with an imitation of the true subject. I worry that they don’t grasp this distinction.