Author: John Ball

The biggest limitation of today’s Large Language models (LLMs)—or just ChatGPT for many people who aren’t in the AI space—is the tight coupling between the language, knowledge and context. I call today’s kind of statistical approximation ‘lossy’ because its representation cannot be converted back to the original meaning at all times. Now I’m biased because I have solved how brains work sufficiently to vastly improve AI with an implementation that will revolutionize how our devices work. With sufficient funding we can demonstrate our differences while progressing a valuable roadmap for society. I laid this out in my book ‘How to Solve AI with Our Brain’ including my 5 year vision and how this will be achieved, in Chapters 18-20. The final frontier in science: how…

We learn all the time, continuously, regardless of our age. We never stop, but would it surprise you that many scientists propose the model where we stop learning while we are young? That is false, although more research would help prove the point. We just need some people to use experimental science!   Inside view of the ground floor of a Starbucks in Tokyo – wow! The perfect venue to learn more about language and our ability to understand — with coffee!   OK, how can I claim that learning doesn’t stop while we are young? Why so confident? Do you know the (made up) word Preada? It’s a brand that sells glasses, like Prada. Preada puts additional effort (E) into the designs of Prada,…