Mothering is constrained by successful reproduction of children—or failure to do so. It’s not at all obvious how to get an AI to operate under analogous constraints. (Misbehavior is pruned by evolution, not by algorithm.)
Also, what mothers want and what children want are often drastically at odds.
Yes, exactly. That’s why i think that current training techniques might not be able to replicate something like that. Algorithm should not “remember” previous failures and try to game them/adapt by changing weights and memorise, but i don’t have concrete ideas for how we can do it the other way.
Mothering is constrained by successful reproduction of children—or failure to do so. It’s not at all obvious how to get an AI to operate under analogous constraints. (Misbehavior is pruned by evolution, not by algorithm.)
Also, what mothers want and what children want are often drastically at odds.
Yes, exactly. That’s why i think that current training techniques might not be able to replicate something like that. Algorithm should not “remember” previous failures and try to game them/adapt by changing weights and memorise, but i don’t have concrete ideas for how we can do it the other way.