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The Platonic Representation Hypothesis

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The Platonic Representation Hypothesis Minyoung Huh* Brian Cheung* Tongzhou Wang* Phillip Isola* MIT Position Paper in ICML 2024 Paper Code Outline Our hypothesis How to measure convergence? Evidence of convergence What is driving convergence? What are we converging to? The world (Z) can be viewed in many different ways: in images (X), in text (Y), etc. We conjecture that representations learned on each modality on its own will converge to similar representations of Z. Conventionally, different AI systems represent the world in different ways. A vision system might represent shapes and colors, a language model might focus on syntax and semantics. However, in recent years, the architectures and objectives for modeling images and text, and many other signals, are becoming remarkably alike. Are the internal representations in these systems also converging? We argue that they are, and put forth the following hypothesis: Neural networks, trained with different objectives on diffe

--> The Platonic Representation Hypothesis The Platonic Representation Hypothesis Minyoung Huh* Brian Cheung* Tongzhou Wang* Phillip Isola* MIT Position Paper in ICML 2024 Paper Code Outline Our hypothesis How to measure convergence? Evidence of convergence What is driving convergence? What are we converging to? The world (Z) can be viewed in many different ways: in images (X), in text (Y), etc. We conjecture that representations learned on each modality on its own will converge to similar representations of Z. Conventionally, different AI systems represent the world in different ways. A visio

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