Infinite Faculty
Andrew LampinenMusings on natural and artificial intelligence, methods, and more.
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The no-magic approach to understanding intelligent systems
Today I want to write a bit about the philosophy I think underlies much of the work that my collaborators and I (as well as many other researchers that I respect) have done on understanding artificial and natural intelligence: avoiding magi...
Memorization vs. generalization in deep learning: implicit biases, benign overfitting, and more
Is there a fundamental tradeoff between memorization and generalization, or is their relationship more nuanced? Questions like these come up again and again in machine learning, most recently in discussions about language models — are they ...
On research careers in academia and industry
I get asked a lot of questions about the relationship between AI & Cognitive Science, especially from early-career researchers wondering where their work might fit into the rapidly evolving fields. This is the final in a series of posts whe...
Be wary of assumptions in impossibility arguments
Because of all the recent excitement about AI, it is à la mode to try to deflate the hype. I think that this is a healthy impulse — many developments (and even more so, products) are indeed overhyped. However, the desire to push back on the...
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Researcher interested natural and artificial intelligence. Opinions here are my own, and do not reflect those of my employer.
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